Graduate students' perceptions of online teaching and relationship to preferred learning styles.

Graduate students' perceptions of online teaching and relationship to preferred learning styles.
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  Graduate students' perceptions of online teaching and relationship to preferred learning styles.
  Arleen Fearing and Marguerite Riley.MedSurg Nursing.
  14.6 (Dec. 2005) p383. Word Count: 4323.As the nursing faculty shortage continues, the online format is being used more frequently for delivery of graduate nursing courses. Its effect on students' learning and their perceptions of online teaching needs to be...