We Need A Plan: An Instructional Design Approach for Distance Education Courses

Michael Simonson; Charles Schlosser

We Need A Plan: An Instructional Design Approach for Distance Education Courses

Michael Simonson
, Charles Schlosser

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One key to effective distance education is correct instructional design, a systematic process that applies research-based principles to educational practice. Simonson and Schlosser present a review of what is known about best practices in distance education, and they propose an easy-to-apply approach to guide those who are designing classes.

Original language	American English
Journal	Distance Learning
Volume	1
State	Published - Jan 1 2004

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