Posted Oct. 15, 2012 at 5:46 a.m.
Researchers at University of Kansas have found that 96 percent of high schools offer media opportunities, but only 33 percent provide online instruction.
Researchers at University of Kansas have found that 96 percent of high schools offer media opportunities, but only 33 percent provide online instruction....
High school media programs lacking online components
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Researchers at University of Kansas have found that 96 percent of high schools offer media opportunities, but only 33 percent provide online instruction.
Researchers at University of Kansas have found that 96 percent of high schools offer media opportunities, but only 33 percent provide online instruction....
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