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Contents
Introduction
Studying Groups without Groupware
Studying Groups with Groupware
Computer-Mediated Communication Systems
Removing Rigidity from Groupware
Participatory Design
Methodology
CSCL - Computer Supported Cooperative Learning
Internet/WWW/Usenet
Distance Learning - Background
Audioconferencing
Audiographic Systems
Computer Conferencing Systems
Computer-Supported collaborative learning
CSCL - Virtual Classroom
Background
Modes of Delivery
Findings in Case studies
MOO and MUDS
World Wide Web and Distance Learning
Educational attractive WWW features
WWW and Interactive Teaching Environments
WWW access from within the MUD
Using the MUD as a HTTP server
Using WWW to extend the Capabilities of MUDs
Future Work
World Wide Web and Its role in Distance Learning
Directions
Participants-Who should we target and why ?
Information access
Duration of the course
Internet/WWW access
Choice
A Survey - WWW use in Education
GNA-Globewide Network Academy
Diversity University
Cornell Theory Center
EPcc-Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre
ICBL-Institute for Computer-Based Learning
EPcc
EPcc - Training Programmes
EPIC - Overview
Enhancements on EPIC
Inter-Disciplinary Nature
Observation Interpretation - Evaluation
General Issues for Distance Education across the WWW/Internet
Some Factors which Influence Distance Learning Success in General and its relation to the WWW
Distance Education Issues given our Style of Education Choice
Research Goals - Summary
Working Plan
References
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Ana Goldenberg
Mon Oct 30 17:41:18 GMT 1995