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Started by Nancy Petersen
Wed, 07 Oct 1992 15:18
Intro, pt. 2
Author: Nancy Petersen
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 15:18
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 15:18
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From Terry Anderson, Univ. of Calgary:
Intro, pt. 2:
The six discussion groups topics, First speakers and dates are as
follows:
1. Dr. Robin Mason: Open University of United Kingdom -
Applications of Electronic Communication for Distance
Education in the Third World
2. Dr. Michael Moore, Director, American Centre for Study of
Distance Education, - Emerging Theories and Philosophy of
Distance Education
3. Dr. Tony Bates: Director of Research, Open Learning Agency, of
British Columbia, - Strategic Planning and Policy for Distance
Education
4. Dr. Gene Rubin, Editor, Research in Distance Education,
Athabasca University, -- Emerging Issues in Distance
Education Research
5. Mr. Laury Melton: International Centre for Distance
Learning - Databases and Documentation for Distance
Education
6. Dr. David Sewart: President, International Council for Distance
Education, - Distance Education and Student Support
# Start Finish Short Name First Speaker
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1. Oct 12 Nov. 30 BANCMC Dr. Robin Mason
2. Oct 12 Oct. 26 BANTHY Dr. Michael Moore
3. Oct 12 Oct. 26 BANPLN Dr. Tony Bates
4. Oct 26 Nov. 9 BANRES Dr. Eugene Rubin
5. Oct 26 Nov. 9 BANDB Mr. Laury Melton
6. Nov 16 Nov. 30 BANSUP Dr. David Sewart
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Bangkok Project, Network Coordinator,
Terry Anderson
Dept. of Educational Psychology Ph 403-284-0922
University of Calgary Fax 403-289-4471
Calgary, AB. Canada T2N 1N4 InterNet
ANDERSON@ACS.UCALGACA
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