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Interactive Television Brings University Classes to the Home and Workplace
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Canadian Journal of Educational Communication Volume 15, Number 1,

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Reports on a distance education undergraduate nursing course offered by Dalhousie University School of Nursing (Nova Scotia) via live interactive television during 1984-85. The delivery method, course design, student achievement and attitudes towards the delivery method, costs, and advantages and disadvantages are described. (MBR)

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Carver, J. & MacKay, R.C. (1986). Interactive Television Brings University Classes to the Home and Workplace. Canadian Journal of Educational Communication, 15(1), 19-28. Retrieved August 15, 2024 from .

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