Research in Open and Distance Learning
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2011Abstract
Prof. Abtar Kaur, Open University Malaysia in conversation with Prof. Roger Mills, COL Consultant at the Sixth Pan-Commonwealth Forum on Open Learning (PCF6), Kochi, India, November 2010. Video Series on Open and Distance Learning. Ten video conversations conducted by CEMCA at the Sixth Pan-Commonwealth Forum on Open Learning. (Duration: 19:04)
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