This talk summarises aspects of e-learning
to complement existing the existing Te Reo Atahua programme.
The programme currently involves students obtaining workbooks and
listening to a radio programme, broadcast twice daily from Monday
to Thursday.
The initial study examined the issue of providing a means for students
to access the radio programme component over the Internet. This
would allow a student to listen to a programme at a time to suit,
if a programme has been missed, and as often as needed.
This 'asynchronous channel' for delivery might make the programme
more accessible for other possible audiences.
Finally, the study identified opportunities and advantages in delivering
the programmes on CD-ROMs in alternative formats.
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