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Understanding virtual universities / Roy Rada.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Rada, R. (Roy), 1951-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Education, Higher--Effect of technological innovations on.
Education, Higher.
Telecommunication in higher education.
Distance education.
Physical Description:
iv, 122 p. : ill., ports.
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Bristol : Intellect, 2001.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Anticipating a future in which distance learning and virtual reality tutoring systems play a key role in university teaching, Rada provides guidelines for making the best use of technological opportunities. This book combines managerial, social and technical issues to provide a comprehensive approach to Information Technology for Higher Education.
Contents:
Front Cover
Preliminaries
Contents
Preface
Contribution and Use
Audience
Knowledge Base and Author Experience
What is Covered and What Not
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Education in Cyberspace
Integration across Levels
The Culture of Universities
Learning and Content
Learning and Pedagogy
Taxonomy of Learning Types
Learning by Doing
Pedagogy
Delivering Interactive Content
Historical Snapshot
Multiple-choice Questions
Directions in Testing
Intelligent Tutors
Virtual Reality Tutors
Meta-analysis
Hypertext versus Paper
System Standard
Producing Interactive Content
Regional Effort
Organizational Issues
Course Architecture and Life Cycle
Summary
Teaching and Class
Groupware
Communication
Video Conferencing
Group Hypertext
Bulletin Boards
Multiple Channel
Virtual Classroom
System
Student Experiences
Teacher Costs
Other Cases
Studio Course
Studio Course Structure
Results
Efficiency and Peer-Peer Assessment
1996 and 1997 Version
1998 Version
Conclusion
Administering Universities
History of Universities and Technology
Millennia Past
Medieval Times
Seventeenth through nineteenth Century
Twentieth Century
Libraries and the Internet
Delivering Degrees
Distance Education Survey
Trends by Discipline
Trends by Date
An Online Degree
Open University
University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Running a University
A Model of Change
Budgets
Unbundling the Product
Quality Control
Producing University Information Systems
Generations
Different University Needs
All Purpose
Limited Systems
A Historical Example
A Common Architecture of Components
A Structure/Function Model.
Digital Nervous System
New Marketing Opportunities
Using the Internet to Advertise
Educating Employees and Customers
Global Giants
Industry Patterns
Associate of Arts Degree in Telecommunications
Customers are Students
Brokers
The Model
School Company
Teacher Student
Catalogs and Auctions
Franchises and Consultants
Publishers
A Diverse Conglomerate
Specialty Publisher
Five-year Future
Thirty-year Future
Dialectics
Friction-Free Education
Epilogue
Exercises and Answers
Learning and Courseware
Courseware Types
Courseware Production
Teaching and Classrooms
Communication Channels
Asynchronous Classroom
Efficiency and Group Roles
Administering Schools
History
Delivering
Systems
Employees
References
Index
A - I
I - T
T - Z
Back Cover - Book Description.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9786610477326
9781280477324
1280477326
9781841508139
1841508136
OCLC:
437175870

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