The most important part of a distance education course is probably the study guide.
This guide is distributed in text, usually in the form of a printed handbook but sometimes
electronically by Internet. Other text materials include books or articles, and many
instructors and course teams create packages of off-print readings (for which copyright
clearance must be obtained). These materials also may be distributed electronically,
though the usual method of distribution is in printed packages, especially in developing
countries.
Textual learning materials must be written in a special style, with special formatting
techniques, to create a "tutorial in text."
- More on delivery via printed text
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- Bergh, A. & Kamper,G. 1999. Action Research in Promoting
Quality in Text Development: A case Study from UNISA. Paper presented at the 1st
National NADEOSA Conference held 11-13 August 1999.
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