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  We mostly are cringe at the thought of a reading/discussing of theories.
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However, we need to do it; because theories are important to study of the related area. The case is the same for distance education (DE). But, why we need to theory?
 
  Moore (1994) stated that “there was a need to describe and define the field and to identify the critical elements of the various forms of learning and teaching”.  
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Similarly, Keegan (1995) said “… a theory gives the foundation on which the structures of need, purpose and administration can be erected”.  
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He also added that “theory of distance education will be one which can provide ….which decisions can be taken, with confidence”.
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  Keegan (1986) in his work The Foundation of Distance Education classified theories of DE into three groups as:
 
  1.Theories of independence and autonomy
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    o 1960s-1970s
 
    o Rudolf Monfred Delling
 
    o Charles A. Wedeneyer
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    o Michael Moore
 
  2.Theories of industrialization of teaching
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    o Otto Peters
 
  3.Theories of interaction and communication
===Common module settings===
    o Böje Holmberg
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    o John A. Baoth
 
    o David Seward
==Locally assigned roles==
    o Kevin C. Smith
 
    o John S. Danuel
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==Wiki permissions==
 
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Latest revision as of 15:24, 13 September 2011


To add a wiki:

  1. As an editing teacher for a course, click "Turn Editing On", and go to the section in which you want to add the wiki.
  2. From the dropdown menu labeled "Add an activity", select "Wiki". This will take you to the wiki settings page titled "Adding a new wiki".

In an existing wiki, the wiki settings can be found in Settings > Wiki administration > Edit settings.


Wiki administration settings

Please add descriptions...'

Common module settings

The Common module settings section appears in many modules besides wiki. It sets Groups interactions levels and the ID number.

Locally assigned roles

In Settings > Wiki administration > Locally assigned roles selected users can be given additional roles in the activity.

Wiki permissions

Role permissions for the activity can be changed in Settings > Wiki administration > Permissions.