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"Distance Education: An International Journal"-- Reflections on How It All Began
In this article, the author reflects on the historical context of the Australian distance education environment that led to the establishment of the journal "Distance Education." He deals with the dynamics of and the decisions made about the journal, in the light of that environment. He al
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