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Impact of Distance Independent Education.
Examines the motivations behind proponents of distance education, as well as the potential impact of distance learning upon instructors and students. Curricular subjects and pedagogical styles that may not be appropriate for distance education are considered, and non-monetary costs of distance educa
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