
Information Technology and Managing Quality Education
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Inhalt
- Title Page
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Managing Quality Education - Identifying the Learning Needs of the Individual, Then Satisfying Them
- Introduction
- Data Accessible to Schools
- Access to Data in Schools
- How Technologies Are Supporting Some Individual Learners
- Conclusions
- References
- Value Chain of Technology in Higher Education Institutions: From IT Resources to Technological Performance
- Introduction
- Preparation of the Model and Work Hypotheses
- Description of the IT Data Base
- Methodology, Data Analysis and Results
- Discussion
- Conclusions and Implications
- References
- Using Information Technology to Promote Thinking
- Introduction
- Aims of the Study
- Research Questions
- Key Concepts in the Study
- Definitions of Key Terms in the Study
- Research Methodology
- The Case Study Approach
- The Sample
- The Software
- Instrumentation
- Data Collection
- Quality Controls
- Data Analysis
- Significance of the Study
- References
- Age, Gender and Culture as Correlates of Use of Knowledge Management Systems in Makerere University
- Introduction
- Related Literature
- Age and Use of Innovations
- Gender and Use of Innovations
- Organisational Culture and Use of Innovations
- Hypotheses
- Method
- Description of Dependent Variable: KMS Use
- Bivarite Analysis
- Age and KMS Use
- Gender and KMS Use
- Organisational Culture and KMS Use
- Multivariate Analysis
- Discussion, Conclusions and Recommendations
- Age and KMS Use
- Gender and KMS Use
- Organisational Culture and KMS Use
- References
- Managing the Online Student Experience: An Ecological Model
- Introduction
- Modelling Student Use of the Internet
- Ecological Models
- The Ecology of Online Courses
- Least Energy Expenditure
- Co-operation
- Competition
- The Cases: Courses at RMIT
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Using Open Source Software for Improving Dialog in Computer Science Education - Case Mozambique University
- Introduction
- Key Issues in Practical Application of LMS
- Computer Infrastructure in Developing Countries
- Computer Literacy
- Human Resource - IT Staff
- Learning and Knowledge Sharing Culture
- Leadership Support
- Case Study: Mozambican University Experience
- Initial Findings
- Problem Identification
- Solution
- Facilitating Learning by Blended Learning Approach
- Evaluation of the Intervention
- Lessons Learned
- Discussion
- References
- A Baseline for a School Management Information System
- Introduction
- Specification
- Access Remotely
- Accessibility
- Admissions
- Assessment Management
- Attendance
- Authentication
- Behaviour Management
- Consistent Learner Information
- Data Protection
- Information Access
- Learner Information Exchange
- Messaging
- Reporting
- Special Educational Needs (SEN)
- Data Returns
- Support
- Timetable Management
- Workforce Management
- Asset Management
- Coursework Management
- Curriculum Planning
- Dinner Money
- Document Management
- Financial Management
- Library
- Options
- Transition Portfolios
- Web Services
- Appeals
- Human Computer Interface (HCI)
- Exclusions
- Alerts
- Transfers
- Reports to Parents
- Conclusions
- References
- Implementation of the Technological Plan for Education in Portugal, a School Perspective
- Introduction
- Research Design
- Literature
- Definition of the Sample
- The Information Locally Selection Tool - The Interview
- Results and Decision for a Strategic Plan
- The Results
- The Adoption of a Strategic Model
- Monitoring and Assessment of the Solution
- Conclusions
- References
- In Search of a Conceptual Framework for the Capacities of University ITEM
- Introduction
- Information Needs of the Academic Deans
- Constraints in the Role of the Academic Deans
- Theoretical Learning Framework
- Discussion and Conclusions
- References
- Bridging the Knowledge Gap for African Researchers through Open Access Publishing: The Case of African Higher Education Research Online (AHERO)
- Introduction
- The Problem - Scarcity and Invisibility of Knowledge in Africa
- AHERO - A Contribution towards the Solution
- Methods Used to Develop AHERO
- Experiences
- Survey Findings and Interpretations
- Conclusions and Recommendations
- References
- Moving towards 2020: A Tentative Approach to ITEM
- Introduction
- Trends Regarding Skills and Competences Required by the Labour Market
- Anticipating and Adjusting the Labour Market and Necessary Skills
- Educational Institutions on the Horizon of 2020
- Significance of Web n.0 on the 2020 Educational Horizon
- Challenges for ITEM in the 2020 Scenario
- Conclusions
- References
- Innovation or Renovation? The Management of Strategic and Adoption Decisions within a University
- Adoption and Use of e-Learning Technologies in a University
- Strategy for the Adoption of Technological Innovations
- Innovation and Change: Adoption of Innovations
- Theoretical Approaches to Innovation Adoption
- The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)
- Diffusion of Innovations
- Innovation Translation: Actor-Network Theory
- The Problem of Partial Adoption
- e-Learning Innovation Adoption Decisions at Albert University
- Conclusion
- References
- The 'Educational Lot' for Young People Who Are NEET: Quality Management and Roles of Management Information Systems
- Introduction
- Understanding the Scope of the Problem
- Tracking and Recording Success as well as Weakness
- Identifying the Population More Exactly
- Identifying Predictors of the Issues
- Ethical Issues, Positive Intentions and Engagement
- Research, Policy and Practice Needs
- References
- Emerging Issues in the Utilization of Synchronous ICT in the Delivery of Distance Education at Public Universities in Uganda
- Introduction
- Theoretical Framework
- Methods
- Findings
- Conclusion
- References
- eLearning Attitudes in Botswana's Private Sector
- Introduction
- Purpose and Limitations of Study
- Theoretical Framework of Study
- Research Methodology
- Sampling
- Instrumentation
- Validation and Reliability of Instruments
- Data Collection Procedures and Analysis
- Data Analysis
- Results of Study
- Demographic Characteristics of Respondents
- Results on Private Sector eLearning Attitudes
- Summary of Findings and Conclusion
- Conclusion
- References
- Using Information Technology in Education to Manage a Professional Learning Community (PLC)
- Introduction
- Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)
- Models and Frameworks
- Importance and Effects of Professional Learning
- Professional Learning and Professional Standards
- The Context and Using Information Technology
- Sustainability of a PLC
- Lessons Learnt
- Building . Reflecting .
- References
- Does Personality Type Affect Teachers' Information Systems Utilization in Pedagogy? The Makerere University Lecturers' Experience
- Introduction
- Addressing the MISs - User Mindset and Personality Type Predispositions
- Key Study Questions
- Method and Data Analysis
- Results and Discussion of Findings
- Conclusion and Recommendations
- References
- Optimization Technique for Implementation of Blended Learning in Constrained Low Bandwidth Environment
- Introduction
- Technological Concepts (TC)
- E-Learning
- Blended Learning
- Constrained Low Bandwidth Environment Multimedia (CLBEM)
- Existing Blended Learning Frameworks (Techniques) (EBLF)
- Proposed Technique for Implementing Blended Learning in Constrained Low Bandwidth Environment
- Network Optimization
- Multimedia Optimization (MO)
- Conclusion
- References
- The GES Connect Digitally Programme: Shaping Parental Engagement through Technology
- Introduction
- Workstream Structure
- Linking Services
- Generic Features and Guidance
- Form Design and Usability
- Data Sharing
- Parent/Carer Contact
- Access and Security
- Links
- Compliance and Compatibility
- Service Availability
- Dependencies and Guidance
- Minimum Features for Each of the Core Services
- Online School Admissions
- Cashless Catering
- Online Free School Meals
- Online Payments
- Success Measures
- Conclusions
- References
- A Comparative Study of Access to Web-Enabled Services in Botswana and the UK: Issues, Obstacles and Solutions
- Introduction to the Two Countries
- Botswana
- Introduction
- Issues
- Obstacles
- Solutions
- Conclusions
- United Kingdom
- Issues
- Obstacles
- Solutions
- Conclusions
- General Conclusions
- References
- Justification of ICT Expenditure: Input and Outputs
- Challenges in Justifying the ICT Expenditure
- Solutions
- Online Learning Features and Factors in Getting theBlend Right
- Introduction and Context
- Features of Online Learning Settings
- Factors Determining Online Learning Provision
- Getting the Blending Right
- Challenges in Online Learning
- Conclusion
- References
- Author Index
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