Innovative Methods for Providing Instruction to Distance Students Using Technology.

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Main Authors: Pival, Paul R., Tunon, Johanna
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2001
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author Pival, Paul R.
Tunon, Johanna
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Tunon, Johanna
Pival, Paul R.
Tunon, Johanna
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contents Innovative Methods for Providing Instruction to Distance Students Using Technology. Pival, Paul R. Tunon, Johanna Academic Libraries Distance Education Higher Education Instructional Innovation Library Instruction Web Based Instruction Examines three innovative methods tried at Nova Southeastern University for providing quality bibliographic instruction to distance students: one synchronous, one asynchronous, and one that combined features from both synchronous and asynchronous methods of delivering instruction. Topics include compressed video, collaborative groupware, streaming media, and Web-based instruction. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Innovative Methods for Providing Instruction to Distance Students Using Technology.
Pival, Paul R.
Tunon, Johanna
Academic Libraries
Distance Education
Higher Education
Instructional Innovation
Library Instruction
Web Based Instruction
Innovative Methods for Providing Instruction to Distance Students Using Technology. Pival, Paul R. Tunon, Johanna Academic Libraries Distance Education Higher Education Instructional Innovation Library Instruction Web Based Instruction Examines three innovative methods tried at Nova Southeastern University for providing quality bibliographic instruction to distance students: one synchronous, one asynchronous, and one that combined features from both synchronous and asynchronous methods of delivering instruction. Topics include compressed video, collaborative groupware, streaming media, and Web-based instruction. (Author/LRW)
title Innovative Methods for Providing Instruction to Distance Students Using Technology.
topic Academic Libraries
Distance Education
Higher Education
Instructional Innovation
Library Instruction
Web Based Instruction
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ633230