It is argued that a failure to consider ecological sustainability within a systemic framework constrains the design of learning systems which are needed for taking effective purposeful action for 'managing' sustainable development. The arguments put forward are grounded in the author's experience of developing supported open learning curricula delivered in a distance teaching mode in the area of systems practice for managing complexity as well as the supervision of post-graduate student research
Informed by first and second-order cybernetic understandings the case is made for the design of lear...
The quest for social and economic development coupled with a growing population has led to complex a...
Education for All has been a concept at the heart of international development since 1990 and has fo...
Systems thinking is often invoked as a panacea for dealing with issues of sustainable development. ...
University of Technology, Sydney. Institute for Sustainable Futures.NO FULL TEXT AVAILABLE. This the...
This article explores the impact of the new sustainability agenda on the occupational and profession...
The issues facing humanity have become increasingly complex due to the fact they are embedded in a g...
Environmental issues affect everyone though the ways in which people engage with them varies a great...
Contemporary elearning systems at many universities are rapidly evolving in time, scale, design, and...
This paper will argue that a curriculum for sustainability can only arise through practical actions ...
This paper explores the use of systems theory to inform the mainstreaming of sustainability in a uni...
non-peer-reviewedThis article explores the author's views and open questions on the potential use of...
This study discusses how Open and Distance Learning (ODL) practices support the Sustainable Developm...
In 1992 the governments of the world committed themselves to pursue sustainable development at the R...
his paper explores what it means for a business school to embed systems thinking and sustainability ...
Informed by first and second-order cybernetic understandings the case is made for the design of lear...
The quest for social and economic development coupled with a growing population has led to complex a...
Education for All has been a concept at the heart of international development since 1990 and has fo...
Systems thinking is often invoked as a panacea for dealing with issues of sustainable development. ...
University of Technology, Sydney. Institute for Sustainable Futures.NO FULL TEXT AVAILABLE. This the...
This article explores the impact of the new sustainability agenda on the occupational and profession...
The issues facing humanity have become increasingly complex due to the fact they are embedded in a g...
Environmental issues affect everyone though the ways in which people engage with them varies a great...
Contemporary elearning systems at many universities are rapidly evolving in time, scale, design, and...
This paper will argue that a curriculum for sustainability can only arise through practical actions ...
This paper explores the use of systems theory to inform the mainstreaming of sustainability in a uni...
non-peer-reviewedThis article explores the author's views and open questions on the potential use of...
This study discusses how Open and Distance Learning (ODL) practices support the Sustainable Developm...
In 1992 the governments of the world committed themselves to pursue sustainable development at the R...
his paper explores what it means for a business school to embed systems thinking and sustainability ...
Informed by first and second-order cybernetic understandings the case is made for the design of lear...
The quest for social and economic development coupled with a growing population has led to complex a...
Education for All has been a concept at the heart of international development since 1990 and has fo...