NAR Study shows distance learning seen as more or equally effective than traditional learning methods. (April 2007)

A recent study (presented April 2007) sponsored by the National Association of REALTORS shows that distance learning overall is being perceived to be as effective as traditional types of learning.

In five outcome areas distance learning was seen as significantly more effective than traditional learning. Those outcome areas are...

Fair Housing and ADA compliance

Legal / legislative issues

Better negotiating / communication skills

Stronger technology skills

Better time management skills

"There were significant differences between perceived effectiveness of CE courses by type or delivery methodology." "Respondents in states that allow distance learning rank five outcomes as significantly more effective than respondents in states that do not allow distance learning." NAR Mandatory Continuing Education Study Final Report, April 2007

 

"There is a definite trend towards distant learning being seen as effective for these outcomes, and there is statistical evidence to support this." NAR Mandatory Continuing Education Study Final Report, April 2007