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Managing the human-technological interface in the delivery of good teaching in open and distance education: reflecting on some key concepts, problems and solutions

Drawing on concepts of dignity in and at work, this paper explores what constitutes good ODE pedagogy, how new forms of technology are implicated in the (un)making of this, and the challenges and lessons it suggests for managers in the sector.

Beth Widdowson | Maxine Birch | M. Birch | Beth Widdowson

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