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Distance Education Research Priorities for Australia: A Study of the Opinions of Distance Educators and Practitioners.
A group of 56 randomly selected members of the International Council for Distance Education who were based in Australia were surveyed regarding their opinions on distance education research priorities for Australia. A five-page questionnaire was used to gather biographical details about respondents
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