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The tyranny of remoteness: Changing and adapting pedagogical practices in distance education
2012
International Journal of Pedagogies and Learning
Distance Education (DE) learning environments are considerably different to those of typical classrooms where students engage on a face-to-face basis with their teachers and peers. In remote settings, these face-to-face opportunities are limited and sometimes nonexistent. This investigation focuses on the influence of new technologies on the pedagogical practices of teachers and their students in remote DE settings. A place pedagogy framework was utilised to consider the changed practices of DE
doi:10.5172/ijpl.2012.1667
fatcat:dc5ecjtsizbihea443ujj74hbu