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Distance Education Technologies

Table One - Distance Learning Technologies

1st Generation
2nd Generation
3rd Generation
4th Generation
Primary Feature Predominately one technology Multiple technologies without computers Multiple technologies including computers & computer networking Multiple technologies including the beginning of high-bandwidth
Timeframe 1850s to 1960 1960-1985 1985 to 1995 1995 to 2005?
Media
  • Print (1890+)
  • Radio (1930s)
  • Television (1950 to 1960s)
  • Audiocassettes
  • Television
  • Videocassettes
  • Fax
  • Print

Electronic mail, chat sessions, and bulletin boards using computers and computer networks· Computer programs & resources packaged on disks, CDs, and the Internet· Audioconferencing· Seminar & large-room videoconferencing via terrestrial, satellite, cable, and phone technologies
Fax & Print

Electronic mail, chat sessions, and bulletin boards using computers and computer networks plus high-bandwidth transmission for individualized, customized, and live video interactive learning experiences. Computer programs & resources packaged on disks, CDs, and the Internet. Audioconferencing, Desktop videoconferencing via satellite, cable, and phone technologies
Fax & Print


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