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A Dual Perspective on an Online University Course
Jörgen Lindh and
Carol-Ann Soames, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden. lijo@jibs.hj.se soca@jibs.hj.se


   

ABSTRACT 

This study investigates how students and their teacher experience online courses and whether both parties perceive similar advantages and disadvantages in online learning. Both parties consider geographical independence advantageous and express the need for a well-structured course; this includes the administration as well as the content. Individual learning styles and approaches to learning play an important part in achieving success; students’ computer skills and technical knowledge may also affect a successful outcome.

Keywords: e-Learning, online courses, perspectives, communication

 

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