$19.95 CAD
Paperback
128 pages
ISBN 9781896357546
2002-01-14
Many students in North America today study and take courses through computer delivered or "distance" education. Universities, colleges, and governments seem to believe that these kinds of education are problem free. They claim they offer a great solution to tighter budgets and larger numbers of students. But beware, says David Noble, "Are these new opportunities for students or new opportunities for investors to profit?"
David Noble is the author of Progress Without People (BTL, 1995) and Beyond the Promised Land (BTL, 2005). He teaches history at York University, Toronto.
Between the Lines is a Canadian publisher of books that promote equitable social change and present ideas and analysis not readily found in the mainstream. Between the Lines believes, passionately, that readers should be exposed to challenging and original perspectives on issues of social and cultural importance.
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