Bakers Guide to Christian Distance Education: Online Learning for All Ages
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| Rating | : | 4.85 (892 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0801063418 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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Furthermore, there are issues such as accreditation that must be considered when selecting a program. Using circular letters, which were passed from church to church and read aloud to the gathering of believers, he was able to engage in fruitful education while travelling on his missionary journeys or even while locked away in prison. However, the number of schools, programs, and delivery options can be quite overwhelming. Thats where Bakers Guide to Christian Distance Education comes in. In many respects, this made Paul an early pioneer in the field of Christian distance education. . Distance education opens up a whole new world of learning opportunities that you should definitely consider whether youre looking for homeschooling classes or want to earn an undergraduate or graduate degree. From the Inside Flap In the early Christian
"Best in the field!" according to Thomas Nixon. Baker's Guide is *the* book for people interested in online learning and religious education. It provides everything that you need to know to succeed in religious distance education.Having written in this field ("Bears' Guide to the Best Education Degrees by Distance Learning" and "Bears' Guide to Earning High School Diplomas Nontraditionally"), I can tell you that Dr. Baker has done his homework. Yes, he only lists accredited programs. I have no problem with that. Most people are going to find little use with un. An O.K. guide A Customer This is an ok guide, but it is too limited. It covers only accredited schools and leaves out some very good unaccredited schools. But, it is good as part of a larger collection on this topic. There is another Christian DL guide in print that is better.
He has written extensively about eLearning and information technology, including articles in Computing Today, Focus on the Family Citizen, Christian Single, Christian Entertainment, and Moody magazines. Jason D. He is the author of The Christian Cyberspace Companion and Parents' Computer Companion. is an assistant professor of education at Regent University. . Baker, Ph.D
Anyone interested in seeking an advanced degree, finishing a college degree, or expanding their educational background will find Baker's Guide a valuable resource, as will home schooling parents looking for curriculum options.. Highly readable and packed with information, Baker's Guide answers many questions asked by prospective students: € What are the benefits of distance learning? € How do online classes work? € What levels of web-based classes exist? € Are scholarships available? € Do employers accept degrees earned through distance education? Baker describes the typical online learning experience, explains the importance of accreditation, and offers practical tips for succeeding as a distance learner. Nearly one hundred years ago Moody Bible Institute pioneered in distance education by offering independen