Teaching a diploma in medical informatics using the World Wide Web
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Pascoe, R., & Abernethy, D. (1996). Teaching a diploma in medical informatics using the World Wide Web (Information Science Discussion Papers Series No. 96/16). University of Otago. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10523/1053
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Abstract:
In this paper is discussed the preliminary development of a Diploma in Medical Informatics which will comprise courses offered entirely through the Internet in the form of World Wide Web documents and electronic mail. Proposed use of such educational technology for the delivery of these courses within a distance learning environment is based upon a conversational framework developed by Laurillard (1993) and an associated classification of this technology according to the length to which elements within the conversational framework is supported.
Date:
1996-09
Publisher:
University of Otago
Pages:
9
Series number:
96/16
Keywords:
Diploma in Medical Informatics; World Wide Web (WWW); distance learning; educational technology
Research Type:
Discussion Paper
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