By Information Resources Management Association
ISBN-10: 1615209638
ISBN-13: 9781615209637
Web-Based schooling: techniques, Methodologies, instruments, and Applications deals a compendium of analysis at the layout, implementation, and review of on-line studying applied sciences. This multi-volume assortment addresses the demanding situations and possibilities linked to the construction and administration of Web-based functions and groups, supplying researchers, scholars and practitioners with crucial findings in educational layout, customized studying environments, and potent academic supply.
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