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distance learner

[ dis-tuhns lur-ner ]

noun

  1. a student receiving instruction over the internet, from a video, etc., instead of physically going to a school:

    The library has staff to help distance learners struggling to complete their lessons.



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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of distance learner1

First recorded in 1975–80
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Prof Tim Blackman, vice-chancellor of the Open University, said the absence of maintenance loans for distance learners - those who choose to do a course remotely - was a "major inequity" in plans.

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Other distance learners say it’s hard to watch their returned classmates on camera and not feel jealous.

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One of the places the family stayed, the luxury Montage Deer Valley mountain resort, now offers “Montage Academy†for distance learners, complete with an all-day monitored “study hall†and access to virtual tutors.

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Liberty, which has fifteen thousand students on campus and another eighty-five thousand “distance learners†who take classes online, is one of the largest Christian universities in the country.

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Prospective students can also find information on the costs of an online degree and tips for being a successful distance learner.

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