Towards a Strategy for Distributed Learning in Support of Health.

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1998-06

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CANARIE Inc.

Abstract

This report summarizes the issues and information presented and discussed by participants attending the workshop "Bridging the Pacific" in November 1997. The workshop brought together stakeholders from the health and education communities around the Pacific Rim. The focus of the workshop was identifying opportunities and challenges for using distributed learning techniques and technologies.

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Education, Canada, Technology

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Casebeer, Ann et al. 1998. Towards a Strategy for Distributed Learning in Support of Health. Ottawa, ON: CANARIE Inc. 1-19.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/43063

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