Higher education traditionally has been very slow moving, with change being measured in years, or even decades. Recently, external forces have combined to challenge higher education’s resistance to change. These forces range from the growth of the Internet to the emergence of a new student population to a continued decline in governmental support. Together, these changes have caused institutions to re-examine how they function and how they interact with the outside world. Distance education has become a concrete manifestation of the changes in higher education; however, the incorporation of online education often has far-reaching effects, impacting the organization financially, structurally and culturally. This paper will examine the extern...
Universities across the country are steadily increasing their use of online courses. Society’s deman...
This is the first in a series of three papers about online pedagogy and educational practice as part...
The paper argues that the Australian university system is unstable. There will be significant change...
Whereas distance education was formerly on the periphery of education and in the realm of insti-tuti...
Growing demand among learners for improved accessibility and convenience, lower costs, and direct ap...
In this chapter, the authors identify forces leading to change in industries in the online world, in...
It is not so surprising that traditional institutions of higher education have been relatively slowe...
Over the past ten years, the growth of the Internet and the World Wide Web on the part of students a...
Higher education is engulfed in change. At the same time that institutions of higher education are e...
As the higher education sector adapts to technological, social and political change, those involved ...
The virtual world created by the Internet revolution has moved education to Cyberspace. Education re...
Recent technological advances have increased the overall amount of information available and improve...
Abstract Universities are facing growing internal and external pressures to generate income, educate...
One set of public institutions that has seen growing discussion about the transformative impact of n...
Whether based in traditional or virtual settings, higher education is going through a transformation...
Universities across the country are steadily increasing their use of online courses. Society’s deman...
This is the first in a series of three papers about online pedagogy and educational practice as part...
The paper argues that the Australian university system is unstable. There will be significant change...
Whereas distance education was formerly on the periphery of education and in the realm of insti-tuti...
Growing demand among learners for improved accessibility and convenience, lower costs, and direct ap...
In this chapter, the authors identify forces leading to change in industries in the online world, in...
It is not so surprising that traditional institutions of higher education have been relatively slowe...
Over the past ten years, the growth of the Internet and the World Wide Web on the part of students a...
Higher education is engulfed in change. At the same time that institutions of higher education are e...
As the higher education sector adapts to technological, social and political change, those involved ...
The virtual world created by the Internet revolution has moved education to Cyberspace. Education re...
Recent technological advances have increased the overall amount of information available and improve...
Abstract Universities are facing growing internal and external pressures to generate income, educate...
One set of public institutions that has seen growing discussion about the transformative impact of n...
Whether based in traditional or virtual settings, higher education is going through a transformation...
Universities across the country are steadily increasing their use of online courses. Society’s deman...
This is the first in a series of three papers about online pedagogy and educational practice as part...
The paper argues that the Australian university system is unstable. There will be significant change...