The Commonwealth of Learning: Summary Report 1996-1998
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The Commonwealth of Learning was created by
Commonwealth Heads of Government to encourage the
development and sharing of open learning/distance education
resources and technologies. COL is helping developing
nations improve access to quality education and training.
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