Cyberconferencing

Walker, Jeffrey T.

doi:10.1080/10511259500083511

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“…Also, computerized courses can disadvantage students who are not independent learners or have poorer written communication skills. Walker (1995) notes that a "primary" disadvantage of Interuet instruction is finding faculty willing to participate, since cyber-instruction will place additional time and student demands on instructors. According to Walker (1995), faculty may need to spend a lot more time preparing Internet courses and spend more time in their attempt to include all students in class discussion.…”

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