Progressio: South African Journal for Open and Distance Learning Practice

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Vol. 41 No. 1 (2020): 2019-2020

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Published: 2021-11-15

Articles

Integrating e-Learning in Open and Distance Learning: The Case of Botswana Open University

Lekopanye Lacic Tladi, Paul Nleya

22 pages
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A Gap Analysis of the Quality of Student Support Services in an Open Distance Learning Institution

Tsige GebreMeskel Aberra, Johan J. Booyse

19 pages
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Student-Generated Videos as a Learning Tool in Veterinary Education

Mari van Wyk, Linda van Ryneveld

20 pages
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Fit for Purpose: Using a Distance Education Approach to Support Underperforming Schools in South Africa

Veronica Irene McKay

26 pages
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Perceptions of Namibian College of Open Learning learners' self-regulated skills

Bernadette Geduld, Selma Iiyambo

18 pages
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Access and Skill in Using ICT in an Open and Distance Learning Context—Students’ ICT Sophistication

Hanlie Liebenberg, Dion Hendrik Van Zyl

23 pages
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Connectivism as a Learning Theory and Its Relation to Open Distance Education

Gavin Peter Hendricks

13 pages
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Themed Section - Curriculum Transformation in Higher Education

Preparing Pre-Service Teachers for Inquiry-Based Practical Work in Multiple-Deprived Classrooms: A Decoloniality Approach

Maria Tsakeni

17 pages
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Decolonisation and South African TVET: A Different Missing Middle

Alexa Nicole Anthonie

16 pages
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“You Can’t Solve a Problem Until You Ask the Right Question”: Positioning Afrocentric Learning Communities in the Post #FeesMustFall Context

Curwyn Mapaling, Ronelle Plaatjes

11 pages
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Decolonising the Rural-Urban Dichotomy in South Africa: An Asset-Based Approach

Bunmi Isaiah Omodan, Cias T. Tsotetsi, Bekithemba Dube

17
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