E-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'DNA' of a particular university

Currently many eLearning platforms exist that are offered by other universities which are simply deploying eLearning technologies as media streams or online courses. The clear aim of this position paper is to find the essence where diverse universities will be able to compete on the education market...

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Main Author: Lugmayr, Artur
Format: Conference Paper
Published: CEUR-WS 2013
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/36136
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description Currently many eLearning platforms exist that are offered by other universities which are simply deploying eLearning technologies as media streams or online courses. The clear aim of this position paper is to find the essence where diverse universities will be able to compete on the education market in the digital future by reducing teaching costs, finding an innovative model fitting to specific strategies and especially the "DNA" of the university: strategies, industrial collaboration, departments, student needs, and administration. An adaptation of existing solutions shall be avoided to find a particular digital education profile in the field of the university context. Education by extended the existing BSc., MSc. and PhD. studies. The outcome of the presentation shall be: 1) a strategy discussion for the next 5-10 years; 2) presentation of reference pilots of introducing eLearning environments within 3 online courses that were conducted previously; and 3) a presentation of a setup test-platform and curriculum that shall extend courses step-by-step towards a fully new digital eLearning experience.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-361362017-01-30T13:53:51Z E-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'DNA' of a particular university Lugmayr, Artur Currently many eLearning platforms exist that are offered by other universities which are simply deploying eLearning technologies as media streams or online courses. The clear aim of this position paper is to find the essence where diverse universities will be able to compete on the education market in the digital future by reducing teaching costs, finding an innovative model fitting to specific strategies and especially the "DNA" of the university: strategies, industrial collaboration, departments, student needs, and administration. An adaptation of existing solutions shall be avoided to find a particular digital education profile in the field of the university context. Education by extended the existing BSc., MSc. and PhD. studies. The outcome of the presentation shall be: 1) a strategy discussion for the next 5-10 years; 2) presentation of reference pilots of introducing eLearning environments within 3 online courses that were conducted previously; and 3) a presentation of a setup test-platform and curriculum that shall extend courses step-by-step towards a fully new digital eLearning experience. 2013 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/36136 CEUR-WS restricted
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E-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'DNA' of a particular university
title E-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'DNA' of a particular university
title_full E-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'DNA' of a particular university
title_fullStr E-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'DNA' of a particular university
title_full_unstemmed E-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'DNA' of a particular university
title_short E-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'DNA' of a particular university
title_sort e-learning environments as niche strategy to match the 'dna' of a particular university
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/36136