Creating an Interinstitutional Agricultural Systems Management Distance Education Program

Authors

  • John W. Slocombe Kansas State University
  • Kerri Ebert Kansas State University
  • Leon G. Schumacher University of Missouri

Keywords:

distance education, agricultural systems management

Abstract

Four Midwestern universities collaborated to develop a distance education delivery network for agricultural systems management courses. These undergraduate courses were initially offered to students at Iowa State University, Kansas State University, University of Missouri, and University of Nebraska-Lincoln with funding from a USDA Higher Education Challenge Grant and affiliated with the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance. The program has expanded and is now available nationally. This paper describes how the project was developed, the interinstitutional collaboration process, and the procedures and infrastructure created to achieve learning and delivery objectives.

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Published

01-09-2012

How to Cite

Slocombe, J. W., Ebert, K., & Schumacher, L. G. (2012). Creating an Interinstitutional Agricultural Systems Management Distance Education Program. Journal of Agricultural Systems, Technology, and Management, 23(1). Retrieved from https://jastm.org/index.php/jastm/article/view/11803