Distance education in the school environment: integrating remote classrooms by video conferencing

Authors

  • Jukka Hussa University of Helsinki

Keywords:

distance education, distance learning, technology-enhanced learning, video conferencing

Abstract

The instructional process in classroom focused distance education consists of features of conventional educational as well as elements from distance education. The theoretical and practical approach adopted in this article seeks to find the common features from both approaches and link them together. A theoretical framework for classroom focused distance education tries to capture some key features of the instructional process both on distance and on conventional education and to describe them in relation to each other. The article focuses on the issues how two separate classrooms that are connected to one instructional process can be handled simultaneously by one teacher.

Author Biography

Jukka Hussa, University of Helsinki

Research Associate, Department of Teacher Education.

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Published

2023-09-23

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (1996): Journal of Distance Learning 2(1)

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