Nowadays, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is playing a great role in all aspects of human life, and education is not an exception. Wageningen university and Research Centre (Wageningen UR for short) is a leading international knowledge institute in the fields of nutrition and health, sustainable agricultural systems, environmental quality and processes of social change. The research presented in this paper is about the use of e-learning at the university. In this paper the following questions are raised: In Wageningen university: What is the teachers ’ attitude toward e-learning? Which features of e-learning do teachers often use? What added value do teachers perceive in teaching in e-learning environments? What are the barri...
The discourse on the implementation of the digital technologies in higher education settings focuses...
In an increasingly globalised world, the emergence and fast spread of internet has brought many sign...
Current technological developments force prospective educators to follow and even exploit its develo...
Universities world-wide develop e-learning courses, but do not always have a clear understanding wh...
E-learning environments increasingly serve as important infrastructural features of universities tha...
The purpose of this article is to investigate teachers’ attitude about e-learning; it attempts to in...
In the Information Society e-learning represents a powerful approach to knowledge dissemination sinc...
AbstractThis paper emphasizes the problems in e-learning environments with special focus on professo...
This paper focuses on the perceptions of lecturers and students in the utilisation of e-learning in ...
Ethical clearance # 2020FOBREC794 The use of e-learning remains limited and can be considered as...
Yngve Nordkvelle, editor In this issue we have collected four papers from Norwegian authors. The p...
Currently e-learning is considered an essential part of the everyday learning processes for both tea...
Purpose: In this developed world education plays an important role at all stages of an individual. F...
E-learning use in Higher Education is an emerging area of research that has been gaining increasing ...
Today, teachers are confronted with two big challenges: with the need to learn about new technologie...
The discourse on the implementation of the digital technologies in higher education settings focuses...
In an increasingly globalised world, the emergence and fast spread of internet has brought many sign...
Current technological developments force prospective educators to follow and even exploit its develo...
Universities world-wide develop e-learning courses, but do not always have a clear understanding wh...
E-learning environments increasingly serve as important infrastructural features of universities tha...
The purpose of this article is to investigate teachers’ attitude about e-learning; it attempts to in...
In the Information Society e-learning represents a powerful approach to knowledge dissemination sinc...
AbstractThis paper emphasizes the problems in e-learning environments with special focus on professo...
This paper focuses on the perceptions of lecturers and students in the utilisation of e-learning in ...
Ethical clearance # 2020FOBREC794 The use of e-learning remains limited and can be considered as...
Yngve Nordkvelle, editor In this issue we have collected four papers from Norwegian authors. The p...
Currently e-learning is considered an essential part of the everyday learning processes for both tea...
Purpose: In this developed world education plays an important role at all stages of an individual. F...
E-learning use in Higher Education is an emerging area of research that has been gaining increasing ...
Today, teachers are confronted with two big challenges: with the need to learn about new technologie...
The discourse on the implementation of the digital technologies in higher education settings focuses...
In an increasingly globalised world, the emergence and fast spread of internet has brought many sign...
Current technological developments force prospective educators to follow and even exploit its develo...