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A Handbook of Best Practices in the Integration of Learning Technologies into Higher Education. Illustrated with case studies from innovative institutions in Canada and around the world Macfadyen, Leah P. (Leah Pauline), 1971-
Abstract
In this compendium, we hope to continue the efforts of Bates (2000) and others who have convincingly argued the need for institutional strategic planning and adoption of best practices in learning technology management as institutions transform themselves in the new millennium. We offer here a snapshot of contemporary best practices in learning technology planning and management, based on case studies from leading higher educational institutions in Canada, the United States, Australia and Spain. While we make no claim to completeness, it is our hope that this collection and the associated resources we note will be of interest to key decision makers in the academic communities of universities and colleges, including heads of departments, deans, vice presidents, and presidents. It is also aimed at faculty members concerned with teaching and learning policies and practices.
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A Handbook of Best Practices in the Integration of Learning Technologies into Higher Education. Illustrated with case studies from innovative institutions in Canada and around the world
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2004
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In this
compendium, we hope to continue the efforts of Bates (2000) and others who
have convincingly argued the need for institutional strategic planning and
adoption of best practices in learning technology management as institutions
transform themselves in the new millennium. We offer here a snapshot of
contemporary best practices in learning technology planning and
management, based on case studies from leading higher educational
institutions in Canada, the United States, Australia and Spain. While we make
no claim to completeness, it is our hope that this collection and the
associated resources we note will be of interest to key decision makers in the
academic communities of universities and colleges, including heads of
departments, deans, vice presidents, and presidents. It is also aimed at
faculty members concerned with teaching and learning policies and
practices.
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eng
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2008-08-09
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
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10.14288/1.0228556
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Unreviewed
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