Institutions of higher learning are increasingly introducing distance learning as a mode of instructional delivery. However, many of the institutions jump into the bandwagon with the idea that distance learning can be used the same way as the conventional face-to-face mode of instructional delivery. They rarely appreciate the fact that distance learning is a different ball game from the conventional methods requiring a paradigm shift in management of the teaching and learning roles by teachers and learners respectively. This book analyzes the contextual factors, attitudes and issues of...