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E-Learning Engages Women at Saudi University

Online learning communities help female Saudi students overcome barriers to higher education.

December 13, 2011 RSS Feed Print

The old system of closed-circuit TVs and telephones was acceptable only because there was no alternative, Al-Shehri says, and her classmate Asiri agrees.

"I feel our instructors are the examples for all of us," Asiri says. "If they don't practice E-learning and support it, our learning will not improve."

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johnsonbrown220 of FL 2:19AM October 06, 2012

the arrival of e-learning has given many options to us and the above article is proving once again that how e-learning is benefiting the society and all the countries.

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PIRON 1:31AM December 14, 2011

The above article doesn't include the service KKU uses for lecture capture (Tegrity), in the event that other international institutions are interested in exploring this option: www.tegrity.com.

Karen Marotta of NY 2:13PM December 13, 2011

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