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History of Distance Learning
Updated 27 Oct 2018
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Andrew Harned
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First Mention of Correspondence Learning
Issac Pitman begins his first correspondence course
Phonographic Correspondence Society founded
Founding of Society to Encourage Studies at Home
First "official" distance learning degree
Miller and Vincent open a "chautauqua" in New York
University of Chicago begins offering correspondence courses
New standards for distance learning
Spark transmitter invented
University of Wisconsin - Extension founded
First federally licensed radio station
Radio Act of 1912
Radio Act of 1927
Ohio develops "School of the Air"
NACRE organized by the Rockefeller Foundation
First long-distance live video and audio transmission
Kentucky Education Television launched
FCC issues licenses for education
University of Phoenix begins using CompuServe
USENET established
World Wide Web established
NYU Online established
Periods
Chautauqua Movement
Chautauqua University is open
World War 1
World War 2
Great Depression
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