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Building learning communities by enhancing social presence: Implementing blended instructional delivery methods

Hung, 2003

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11833101786193492143
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Hung W
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ACM SIGGROUP Bulletin

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Lewis, Snow, Farris, et al. stated in the National Center for Education Statistics that" distance education appears to have become a common feature of many postsecondary education institutions and... it will become only more common in the future"[3]. In the wave of migration …
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