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Critical and feminist perspectives on distance education
Posted By: Iris Dixon on September 5, 2001

I am currently engaged in a research project examining literacies within the contexts of a distance learning program conducted in a video conferencing format and delivered to high school students. I am searching for distance education literature encompassing critical and feminist perspectives. If you know of any please send the names of authors and/or their publications. Thanks, Iris Dixon

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