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Preferred term
telecourses
Definition
- Telecourses are entire courses of for-credit or notfor-credit study that may be distributed through telecommunications or by videotape; include the range of standards-based course requirements, assignments, quizzes, and tests associated with traditional face-toface courses; integrate ongoing teacher–student communication; and are supported by print-based and electronic materials. Historically, the roots of telecourses reside in correspondence courses. [Source: Encyclopedia of Distributed Learning; Telecourses]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/telecourses
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