Development Of Instructional Modules In World Literature For Open And Distance Education
Keywords:
Instructional Modules, Open and Distance Education, ODE, World LiteratureAbstract
Education must keep with the times, which in turn creates a paradigm shift in the educational system and pedagogy. Classrooms become borderless, open, interactive, virtual, and global. This is open and distance education (ODE). Sharma (2006) found out that the core strength of DE (distance education) is that it can globalize the education system by bringing the best available teachers and experts to any corner of the world to provide the latest information with the help of communication technology. DE is a philosophy that translates media into resources to give the right of learning to every learner during student, working, and retirement life. The main objective of the study was to develop modules for the online instruction of world literature on prospective graduate students of the future open and distance education. The developmental method of research was utilized which was very useful in the conduct of the study.
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