economics of education andorganizational economics. The dissertation covers papers which link thesetwo research areas. The … lowability students into higher education, universities increase requirementsto deter undesired students. In a duopoly with ….Chapter four discusses the impact of ability grouping in secondary educationon student incentives. Education provides a signal on …

had changed the skill needs of health-care managers, and whether e-learning could benefit health management education. The … management education? … available to health-care managers. The findings also show that current health management education was focused on senior …

, ob und wie computerbasierte Elemente in den Kanon der methodischen Bildung integriert werden sollen und wo die Grenzen … question whether and how computational elements should be integrated into the canon of methodological education and where e …-techniques have their limits in statistics education is discussed. Chapter 3, coauthored by Wolfgang Härdle and Sigbert Klinke, gives …

education process, referred to as e-learning. E-learning is internet-enabled learning that uses net work technology to design … finding root in Education. It is enabling individuals and institutions to play a more powerful and attractive role in the …, deliver, select, administer and extend learning. Though there are observable increase for multimedia education in various …

- sphere. The market and economic circumstances of higher education are examined, production, distribution, evaluation and … comprehensive and consistent model for quality-oriented description and assessment of internet-based publishing and learning …