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Creating Web-based, multimedia, and interactive courses for distance learning
1Saint Louis University School of Nursing, MO 63104-1099, USA. millsac@slu.edu
Abstract:
A case study describes how faculty at Saint Louis University School of Nursing have developed computer-based, multimedia courses for master's and post-master's nursing education. Lectures with slide presentations are recorded digitally and encoded for multimedia streaming over the World Wide Web for distance learning. The technology is explained in detail in terms of the specific technologies used for lecture and course development. How this technology supports graduate student learning is also presented.
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