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Distance International Education

Submitted by jstiles on December 11, 2006 - 9:53pm.

It would seem not only likely but obvious that with the power of the internet, international schools would design a distance curriculum, not only to be accessed by their own students when on a family trip or in the hospital, for example, but to be able to recruit and enroll students world-wide who view the curriculum as compatible with their goals.