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Online Learning and Social Exclusion

Alan Clarke
ISBN 1 86201 115 X
February 2002

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There is significant interest in the use of online learning approaches to reach non-traditional learners, and in particular people who encounter substantial barriers in accessing learning.  This publication considers the nature of online learning and what needs to be done to realise the potential of online approaches.

The author considers issues such as:

bulletThe nature of online learning;
bulletOnline learning skills;
bulletAccess to information and communications technologies;
bulletLocation of learners;
bulletBarriers to online learning.

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“…useful..for developing the use of ICT to benefit socially excluded groups. The book covers a wide range of topics supported by useful references…[and] checklists..[that] give practitioners and managers valuable starting points for discussion and planning.”
(Jan Smith, Talisman)

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Contents

Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Chapter 2 Introduction
Chapter 3 Nature of social exclusion and learning
Chapter 4 Trends in technology and learning
Chapter 5 What is online learning?
Chapter 6 Online learning issues
Chapter 7 Social issues
Chapter 8 Conclusions and recommendations
Chapter 9 References

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