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Technical skills courses, such as how to courses for using various computer applications (e.g., The Video
  Professor), are often delivered via
 
  a) computer media such as CD-ROMs
  b) one-way broadcast video
  c) podcasts
  d) two-way video and audio

Question 2

What effect does competition between students have on the climate of the classroom?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

a,

Answer to Question 2

Competition doesn't encourage community among students.





 

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