"distant learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of learning that is done remotely, or without a physical classroom. For example, "The college offers a range of distant learning courses that are open to anyone with internet access."
Does the department offer master's courses online or have distant learning opportunities?
This program is not offered online and has no distant learning opportunities at this time.
Although courses with no set meeting time may be more convenient, they can also make distance learning distant learning.
The system can be used for both intranet and internet medical applications such as tele-diagnosis, teleconsultation, and distant learning.
But hidden from wider view is that the threatened department at Keele has over the years provided a tremendous service to the union movement in Britain by offering part-time and distant learning courses for its activists.
"Rather than spending money on a lot of individual armories, we need to get down to our core armories, and put the money we save towards things like our Urban Warfare Training Center at Stone's Ranch or the conference center and distant learning center at Camp Rowland".
Many younger soldiers connected to a culture to which they had previously only had a distant relationship, learning language and customs that were not used or practiced in the United States.
Just as contemporary is what and how Manet, in distant France, learned of the progress of this sorry business.
Imagine that paleontologists from the distant future learned everything they knew about our entire species from the skeleton of a single NBA player.
Through this system, student competencies can be determined more effectively in cases such as distant-learning, in which some challenges are experienced frequently.
I will further show how it is possible to leverage edits to a knowledge base as distant supervision for learning to extract events.
