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Linking law: practical guidelines for delivering law to rural Victoria using e-learning technologies

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posted on 2014-01-01, 00:00 authored by Mary Dracup
These guidelines provide information, analysis and practical tips for organisations seeking to use digital technologies to enhance general and professional legal education for people living in remote, rural and regional (RRR) Victoria. Given the difficulties people living in RRR areas still face in having to take time away from work and home and travel long distances to attend many legal educational events, it makes sense to explore these options. However, it can be particularly difficult for organisations seeking to engage with RRR people to choose between educational technologies and techniques, given the considerable hype and movement in the field at present. Options are plentiful and complex, with multiple practical and organisational considerations attached to each, and the situation changes frequently as technologies improve. The increasing reach of high-speed internet and mobile networks is creating opportunities for different and more engaging educational methods to be used in most regional and rural areas, but fast internet is not the be-all and end-all. There is much that can be achieved with intelligent use of a range of lower-tech options including low-speed internet, phone, DVD and regional site-based educational technologies.

History

Pagination

1 - 90

Publisher

Deakin University, School of Law

Place of publication

Geelong, Vic.

ISBN-13

9780987503923

Language

eng

Publication classification

A4 Major research monograph

Copyright notice

2014, Deakin University

Number of chapters

6