Teaching Principles of Economics: Internet vs. Traditional Classroom Instruction (Economics EDUCATION ARTICLES)
Journal of Economics and Economic Education Research 2007, Jan, 8, 1
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- 22,00 kr
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- 22,00 kr
Publisher Description
ABSTRACT Although still in its infancy, the use of the internet as a means to teach college courses, including economics, is growing. Previous research concerning the level of student learning in economics courses via the internet versus a traditional classroom has been scant and inconclusive.
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