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References

  1. Barnadib, Imam (1985). Evaluasi Sistem SMP Terbuka Tahun Ajaran 1984/1985. Pustekkom, Jakarta.
  2. Center for Communication Technology for Education and Culture, Ministry of Education and Culture (1999). Indonesian Distance Learning Network (IDLN). Pustekkom, Jakarta.
  3. Haryono, Anung (1992). Master Plan SMP Terbuka. Pustekkom Jakarta
  4. Haryono, Anung (1998). Model-model Sistem Pendidikan Jarak Jauh. SEAMOLEC, Jakarta.
  5. IDLN (Indonesian Distance Learning Network), Leaflet, Pustekkom, Jakarta.
  6. Indonesian Ministry of Education and Culture (1998). Education Development in Indonesia. Office of Educational and Cultural Research and Development, Jakarta.
  7. Indonesian National Task Force. Indonesia-National Baseline Study on Pre-University Level Distance Education. Jakarta.
  8. Miarso, Yusufhadi, Perkembangan Belajar Terbuka/Pendidikan Jarak Jauh. Indonesia
  9. Miarso, Yusufhadi. Innovation In-Service Teacher Training for Basic Education in Indonesia. UNESCO, Jakarta
  10. Sadiman, Arief S., Seligman, David, and Rahardjo, Raphael (1995). SMP Terbuka, The Open Junior Secondary School: An Indonesian Case Study. UNESCO, Jakarta.
  11. SEAMOLEC (2000). Leaflet, Jakarta
  12. Study Team Pustekkom-IDLN-UT (1999). SEAMOLEC Feasibility Study, Jakarta
  13. Sukadi, Arief S, Seligman, David, and Rahardjo, Raphael (1996). SMP Terbuka (Sekolah Menengah Pertama Terbuka). UNDP/UNESCO/PUSTEKKOM, Jakarta.
  14. Universitas Terbuka, General Information.  Leaflet. Jakarta: Universitas Terbuka, 1998.
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