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THE QUALITY DILEMMA IN ONLINE EDUCATIONTHEORY AND PRACTICE OF ONLINE LEARNINGCHAPTER 16 : 

THE QUALITY DILEMMA IN ONLINE EDUCATIONTHEORY AND PRACTICE OF ONLINE LEARNINGCHAPTER 16

MAIN POINTS OF CHAPTER 16 : 

MAIN POINTS OF CHAPTER 16 Defining quality Paradigm shift in higher education Standards from 4 jurisdictions Reactions Modifications Conclusions Address concerns from inside and outside the academy Sustained institutional commitment

DEFINING QUALITY : 

DEFINING QUALITY Providing clear statements of educational goals Sustaining the institutional commitment to support learners Collaborative process of discovery Improving teaching and learning environments

PARADIGM SHIFT IN HIGHER EDUCATION : 

PARADIGM SHIFT IN HIGHER EDUCATION Traditional roles of university Research source and knowledge creator Gateway to knowledge Disseminator of advanced knowledge Referee and evaluator of truth

STANDARDS FROM 4 JURISDICTIONS : 

STANDARDS FROM 4 JURISDICTIONS UK Canada USA

UK : 

UK Quality Assurance Framework Objectives Course contents Publicity and recruitment Admission Learning support Open learning centers Learner welfare Providers Joint provision accreditation

CANADA : 

CANADA The Canadian Recommended e-Learning Guidelines Students Purpose Credit/certificate or just learning Time/resources spent Hardware and software Access the internet Computer skills and technical help Providers Purpose for offering course Expectations for student learning Skilled course developers Technical assistance

USA : 

USA Statement of commitment for the Evaluation of Electronically Offered Degree and Certificate Programs Community of learning Learning is dynamic and interactive Substantive and coherent curricula Address student needs Responsible for the education provided in their name Assessment and improvement of quality Voluntary peer review

USA--WCET : 

USA--WCET Statement organized into 5 sections Institutional context and commitment Curriculum and instruction Faculty support Student support Evaluation and assessment

CONCLUSIONS : 

CONCLUSIONS Address concerns from inside and outside the academy Sustained institutional commitment