A recent editorial in the UM-St. Louis Current charges that many of the reasons universities start online classes are harmful to student learners. Instead of starting online courses for student convenience or as a viable learning alternative, some universities do it because they can save money on facilities and can squeeze 200+ students into a single class. Here's a blurb from the editorial
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
University Greed Creates Disadvantages to Online Learning
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University Greed Creates Disadvantages to Online Learning
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