Perusing the latest blockbuster issue of Distance Education (29, 1, 2008), the article by Don Bewley on the history of ASPESA (ODLAA’s predecessor) naturally caught my eye (and so it should – Som Naidu had flagged it with me!). Building on an earlier contribution by Alistair Inglis (Distance Education, 20, 1, 7-30, 1999), Don provides [...]
June 2008
Monthly Archive
June 29, 2008
Conference tales
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June 13, 2008
Guest blogger – Colin Latchem
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This is a historic moment for me because despite having emailed, audioconferenced, videoconferenced, Skyped and taught an online masters program for Athabasca University involving online conferencing, I have never before blogged. Now, knowing that I had recently returned from my third stay at Anadolu University, Turkey’s mega-university, David’s asked me to say a few words [...]