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Online tutoring: disruption, risks and opportunities

January 31, 2020July 20, 2018 by Tim Gifford

The accessibility, individuality and flexibility of online tutoring is pulling more and more language learners away from face-to-face modes of learning. But what does this shift away from the classroom mean for teachers, learners and the ELT industry?

Categories Content development, ELT, Learning design, Learning products, Workplace learning

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