FLO: Flexible Learning Options
Swinburne University of Technology Learning and Teaching Support
http://www.swin.edu.au/lts/ed_dev/flex.htm
This site is "designed to support decision making about flexible learning techniques and technologies. It maps flexible learning options against learning and assessment theories and against available techniques and technologies."

Design for Learning
James Cook University - Academic Support Division
http://www.tld.jcu.edu.au/general/handbook/
"This site is designed to teach you some of the principles of developing materials for flexible learning and provide links to some excellent online resources about flexible learning and web design."

Practical Pointers to Flexible Learning
Phil Race, University of Durham, UK, 1996
http://www.lgu.ac.uk/deliberations/flex.learning/race_fr.html
A concise, easy to read introduction to issues in flexible learning. The topics covered include:

• Why go flexible
• Tips for flexible learners
• Planning and using flexible learning
• Getting started writing flexible learning materials
• Quality checklist for flexible learning materials

Flexible Delivery - What is it and why is it a part of current educational debate?
Ted Nunan, Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia Annual Conference 1996
http://www.lgu.ac.uk/deliberations/flex.learning/nunan_fr.html
This paper is a good discussion on different, sometimes conflicting meanings and interpretations of flexible learning.

Australian VET Sites about Flexible Learning and Flexible Delivery
Flexible Learning Advisory Group
http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/
This site hosts the various national projects funded under the ANTA Australian Flexible Learning Framework

TAFE Teachers Online (VIC)
http://www.tafevc.com/vet/
Victorian Department of Education and Training, 1998
Another site with a checklist of skills for technology based flexible learning and a selection of resources