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Chapter 1 Insert new content here Applebome, P. (1999, April 4). Distance
Learning: Education.com [On-line] The New York Times on the Web.
Available: http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/99/04/biztech/articles/04onli.html
"While some institutions want only to supplement on-campus
offerings, the goal for many others is true distance learning on a scale
unlike anything before, attracting students around the globe who will never
set foot in a classroom -- if there is a bricks-and-mortar campus at all.
That potential is attracting both traditional institutions and a wave of
new ones, hoping to devise an entirely different educational model."
Critical Thinking Questions
Short Application Assignments
2. Prepare a one-page memo report (200 to 250 words) to your instructor
or supervisor in which you respond to the critical thinking questions and
offer a final summary of the article.
3. Write an executive summary (200 to 250 words). As an administrative
assistant to a busy executive, you are expected to summarize selected articles
and present important points.
4. Summarize this article (100 to 125 words) for your company's
newsletter.
5. Using references mentioned in this story, investigate a distance
learning course that might appeal to you. Based on your investigation,
would you take this course? Your instructor or supervisor may ask
you to share your results in a five-minute presentation or one-page memo.
Building Research Skills 2 Using at least three other references (books, journal articles,
newspaper stories, magazine stories or credible Web sites) write an 800
to 1,000 word essay addressing two of the preceding critical thinking questions.
3 Using at least three other references (books, journal articles,
newspaper stories, magazine stories or credible Web sites) post a 800 to
1,000 word Web page addressing at least two of the preceding critical thinking
questions.
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