Streaming Media White Papers
Streaming Media and Advanced Web-Based Education
Overview Streaming media has a great potential to be one of the most effective and technologically advanced methods of sending quality video and audio to any Web site over existing computer networks. With movement away from old-fashioned static monolithic learning content, more and more educational institutions - early adopters of advanced technology - are implementing or plan to implement streaming media in their education process and curriculum. Streaming technology is one of key driving forces that help to transform higher education from narrow, local, face-to-face, in-classroom, one-teacher-based type of education into a global, technology-based, learner-centered type of education and training.
| Publisher | Bradley University | File Format | |
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| Date Published | February 2004 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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