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E-raamat: Institutional Transformation through Best Practices in Virtual Campus Development: Advancing E-Learning Policies

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  • Formaat: 354 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 31-May-2009
  • Kirjastus: Information Science Reference
  • ISBN-13: 9781605663593
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"This book helps institutions and key stakeholders understand the diverse issues surrounding e-learning and virtual campus initiatives and the conditions necessary to achieve greater success and sustainability"--Provided by publisher.

Foreword xvii
Preface xix
Acknowledgment xxv
Section I Advancing E-Learning and Virtual Campus Policies
The E-Learning Phenomenon: A New University Paradigm?
1(21)
Lalita Rajasingham
Linking Self-Directed Lifelong Learning and E-Learning: Priorities for Institutions of Higher Education
22(16)
Yukiko Inoue
The Online Seminar as Enacted Practice
38(17)
Lars-Erik Jonsson
Roger Saljo
Is E-Learning Used for Enhancing Administration or Learning? On the Implications of Organisational Culture
55(10)
Stefan Hrastinski
Christina Keller
Jorgen Lindh
Advancing E-Learning Policy and Practice: Influences on Academics' Adoption, Integration and Development of Multimodal E-Learning Courses
65(16)
Dawn Birch
Bruce Burnett
Flying under the Radar: The Importance of Small Scale E-Learning Innovation within Large-Scale Institutional E-Learning Implementation
81(14)
Gill Kirkup
Matching Technology, Organisation and Pedagogy in E-Learning: Looking for the Appropriate Balance Leading to Sustainability and Effectiveness
95(20)
Albert Sangra
Lourdes Guardia
Pedro Fernandez-Michels
E-Learning and Virtual Campus Development: From Innovation to Sustainability
115(12)
Irene Le Roux
Karen Lazenby
Dolf Jordaan
Section II Virtual Campus Best Practice Experiences
An Analysis of European Megaproviders of E-Learning: Recommendations for Robustness and Sustainability
127(20)
Morten Flate Paulsen
Guiding Principles for Identifying and Promoting Best Practice in Virtual Campuses
147(16)
Mark Stansfield
Thomas Connolly
Reviewing Traces of Virtual Campuses: From a Fully Online Virtual Campus to a Blended Model
163(16)
Helena Bijnens
Ilse Op de Beeck
Johannes De Gruyter
Wim Van Petegem
Sally Reynolds
Paul Bacsich
Theo Bastiaens
Anna-Kaarina Kairamo
Gregory Lucas
Virtual Campus Development on the Basis of Subsidiarity: The EVS Approach
179(19)
Ron Corvers
Joop de Kraker
From Virtual Mobility to Virtual Erasmus: Offering Students Courses and Services without Boundaries
198(17)
George Ubachs
Christina Brey
Blending Virtual Campuses Managing Differences through Web 2.0 Experiences in Transnational Cooperation Projects
215(20)
Yuri Kazepov
Giovanni Torris
Network Organisation to Improve Virtual Campus Management: Key Factors from a French Experience
235(19)
Francois Fulconis
Thierry Garrot
Developing and Managing an Effective Virtual Campus: The eLab Experience in the Swiss Higher Education Context
254(15)
Luca Botturi
Lorenzo Cantoni
Benedetto Lepori
Stefano Tardini
A Business Model for the Exchange of E-Learning Courses in an International Network
269(20)
Christoph Brox
Compilation of References 289(26)
About the Contributors 315(10)
Index 325
Mark Stansfield (PhD) is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Computing at the University of the West of Scotland. He has published numerous papers in areas relating to e-learning, games based e-learning and virtual campuses. Mark Stansfield also serves on the editorial boards of several international journals that include the International Journal of Information Management, Journal of Information Systems Education, ALT-J and the Journal of IT Education, as well as being an Editor of the Interdisciplinary Journal of E-Learning and Learning Objects. He is Project Coordinator and Principal Investigator of the European Commission co-financed project �Promoting Best Practice in Virtual Campuses (PBP-VC)�. Thomas Connolly is a Professor and Chair of the ICT in Education Research Group at the University of the West of Scotland and is Director of the Scottish Centre for Enabling Technologies and Director for the Centre of Excellence in Games-based Learning. His specialisms are online learning, games-based learning and database systems. He has published papers in a number of international journals as well as authoring the highly acclaimed books �Database Systems: A Practical Approach to Design, Implementation, and Management�, �Database Solutions� and �Business Database Systems�, all published by Addison Wesley Longman. Professor Connolly also serves on the editorial boards of many international journals, as well as managing several large-scale externally funded research projects.