Virtual University? Educational Environments of the Future

Contents

Preface | PDF

Contributors

Abbreviations

Chapter 1:

Universities in the network society | PDF

Henk de Wolf

Chapter 2:

Real options for virtual universities | PDF

Paul Lefrere

Chapter 3:

A framework for open distance learning - organization and management | PDF

Dipak Khakhar

Chapter 4:

Information, knowledge and technology | PDF

A.G.J. MacFarlane

Chapter 5:

Models for web-based education: have we forgotten lessons learned? | PDF

Martin Valcke

Chapter 6:

Using information and communication technology (ICT) in tomorrow's universities and using assessment as a tool for learning by means of ICT | PDF

Filip Dochy and Mien Segers

Chapter 7:

Teaching by using the combination of a handbook and a website | PDF

J.S. Duisterhout, R.J.A. Schijvenaars, B. Arends, J.C. Helder and J.H. van Bemmel

Chapter 8:

Using learning styles and Action Learning, over the Internet, to drive learning for innovation in Small and Medium Enterprises - a case study from construction | PDF

James A. Powell OBE

Chapter 9:

Institutional and societal implications of virtual university | PDF

Ulrich Teicher

Chapter 10:

The new era of televersity and andraversity in the campusless society: the virtual university and its implications in Korea | PDF

Hyun Chong Lee

Chapter 11:

Space, place and the virtual university: the virtual university is the university-made concrete | PDF

John Goddard and James Cornford

Chapter 12:

Summary remarks and challenges for the future | PDF

Susan D'Antoni

Subject index | PDF

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