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interest groups’ point of view – lecturers and students. The aim of the case study presented in the paper is to find out what … respondents) and Type B to students (115 respondents), Both types were constructed by the author. In phase two, two in …-depth interviews and two semi-structured group interviews were conducted (ten students in one group of interview, eight lecturers in …
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The e-learning system provides the development of the learning process by organizing and correlating the following: general managerial activities, organizing activities of the learning process, sustaining activities of the learning process. This article c
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publications regarding e-learning. Some authors indicate that using internet in education will reduce level of education quality …
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estimated. At the second phase the students evaluated the online courses. The courses were indexed with the use of the WSM and …
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This paper aims to present an idea and for the implementation of an educational programme to usher students towards … bookkeeping using ERP and IT modelling and process analysis tools. The proposed approach will enable students to develop an … students of various universities and faculties - not exclusively economics-based establishments - the opportunity to gain …
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This article revises Norwegian higher education debate from the publication of a radical reform proposal made by a government committee in May 2000 until the closure of the reform process in the parliament in May 2001. It is argued that a great rhetorical divide between neo-liberal and...
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This paper examines the e-learning strategies adopted by universities, from the perspective of three common objectives: widening access to educational opportunity; enhancing the quality of learning; and reducing the cost of higher education. The discussion is illustrated by drawing on case...
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The new information and communication technologies (ICT) affect currently most spheres of life, including all educational levels. Their effects are most likely to grow in the future. However, many predictions in the last few years as to the sweeping impact of the ICT on restructuring the...
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This paper analyzes system and institutional level responses to the growing demand for e-learning in the US in comparison with a number of other countries and regions. It reviews the external forces and factors that are driving institutions to introduce and use ICT in this area and investigates...
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development all over the world. Knowledge has become increasingly international. For example, the total number of foreign students …
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