Distance Learning in the Higher Education
- 152 pages
- 6 hours of reading
The book explores the growing significance of e-learning as a means of achieving higher education, particularly for individuals facing challenges in balancing work, family, and study. It highlights how distance education caters to diverse groups, including single parents, the health-impaired, and those in remote areas, enabling them to pursue qualifications that traditional classroom settings may not accommodate. Additionally, it addresses the increasing demand for university programs and the need for institutions to adapt to this evolving educational landscape.
