Distance Education--A Case Study in Practical Application

Authors

Kyle Cecil, University of IllinoisFollow
David Feltes, University of IllinoisFollow

Volume

40

Issue

5

Abstract

An Extension distance education program was an attempt to provide practical information on pest management topics while assessing acceptance by Extension clientele to an alternative form of instruction. Over 94% of participants indicated they would attend another Extension program taught through the use of distance education. Furthermore, an analysis of costs indicates that there was a substantial cost savings realized as a direct result of the distance delivery format utilized. All Extension programs may not be appropriate for distance delivery; however, as educational practitioners, we must have the capacity to determine what instructional method is most appropriate for a given situation.

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Recommended Citation

Cecil, K., & Feltes, D. (2002). Distance Education--A Case Study in Practical Application. The Journal of Extension, 40(5), Article 25. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol40/iss5/25