Badrul H. Khan

Dr. Badrul Khan is associate professor and Director of Educational Technology Leadership Cohort program at The George Washington University. Previously, he served as assistant professor of education and the founding Coordinator of Educational Technology graduate progam at the University of Texas, Brownsville. He received a B.A. in Chemistry and a Ph.D. in Instructional Systems Technology from Indiana University, Bloomington. He is the editor of the bestseller book, Web-Based Instruction (1997). His next book entitled Web-Based Training is in press at Educational Technology Publications (2000). He is currently working on a new book entitled Web-Based Learning. He is a contributing editor of  Educational Technology and a member of the editorial board of Distance Education. He is President of the International Division of the Association for Educational and Communication Technology (AECT). He is the founder of BooksToRead.com, a recommended readings site on the Internet. His research interests include systemic change, distance education, advanced distributed learning (ADL), and Web-based learning. He has been the most sought after keynote speaker in Web-based instruction and learning.

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While I was in graduate school, I used to search for educational technology (ET) related resources such as recommended readings, books reviews, etc. Most of these resources were paper-based and we did not have access to them online. Now, we are blessed with the emergence of the Web, as one of the most important economic, democratic, powerful, global, interactive and dynamic medium for sharing information. The Web has provided me the opportunity to compile a recommended reading list in ET which can be accessible free of charge by anyone in the world.

The purpose of this site is to maintain comprehensive and up-to-date reading lists in areas where both educational soft technologies (i.e., theories, models, tecniques, strategies, etc.) and educational hard technologies (i.e., media-related such as radio, TV, computer, etc.) are integrated in the design of instructional and learning environments.

The books included in the list are selected from a large number of published references, recommended reading lists (online and offline) and readers' recommendations.

Educational technology is a dynamic emerging field. Therefore, this list is by no means complete and we welcome your input.

I wish to thank many individuals for their encouragement and support. I would like to thank David Moore for suggesting the inclusion of the "top ten list" on this site.

Regards,
Badrul Khan

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