From undergraduate and graduate programs to certificate and short courses, this resource highlights distance learning opportunities in Canada. From a wide range of academic programs such as business, engineering, arts, sciences, education and health, The Guide to Distance Learning Programs in Canada brilliantly details fields of study with in-depth profiles on admissions, expenses, and student support. Find the right program for you with indices arranged by academic area, delivery mode, post secondary level or geographic area. Includes expert advice from the Canadian Association for Distance Education on evaluating schools.

The Guide to Distance Learning Programs in the USA-2000 Edition Education International Provides information for American and international students on over 200 distance education programs. In-depth profiles cover degree and continuing education programs including short courses as well as admissions, expenses and student support. Includes articles on evaluating university options, student finances, and topics for international students.

Addresses some of the key questions at the heart of new educational technologies. The authors look at options that are available to institutions considering the addition of distance learning to their programs, strategies for integrating new equipment with existing equipment, and ways of fostering a positive learning environment without face-to-face contact. Includes many case studies. Paper edition (unseen), $29.95. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR.

DESCRIPTION: Distance learning programsparticularly those administered via the Internetare skyrocketing in popularity. Statistics show that by 2003, there will be 2.23 million students taking higher-education distance learning courses. First published in 1996, this guidebook is the nation''s leading resource and describes only accredited programs: more than 3,500 certificate and degree opportunities available from nearly 1,100 institutions in the U.S. and Canada. BENEFITS: Useful articles on: the ins and outs of a distance learning education; consortiathe next big thing in distance learning; choosing the right program; financing tips specifically for distance learners

Describes off-site programs that are accessed via computer or multimedia at institutions in the United States and Canada, and provides student profiles, tips on funding, and information on how to transfer academic credits.

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