Vol 2, No 2 (2002)

The Hybridization of Higher Education: Cross National Perspectives

Table of Contents

Main Section

Editorial - The Hybridzation of Higher Education: Cross national perspectives HTML PDF
Peter S. Cookson Article 2.2.1
The Hybridization of Distance Learning in Brazil -- An Approach Imposed by Culture Abstract HTML PDF
Frederick Michael Litto Article 2.2.2
The Hybridisation of Higher Education in Canada Abstract HTML PDF
Douglas Shale Article 2.2.3
Web-Based Education at Conventional Universities in China: A Case Study Abstract HTML PDF
Weiyuan Zhang, Guozhen Jiang, Jian Niu Article 2.2.4
Distance Education at Conventional Universities in Germany Abstract HTML PDF
Hans-Henning Kappel, Burkhard Lehmann, Joachim Loeper Article 2.2.5
A Top Down Strategy to Enhance Information Technologies into Israeli Higher Education Abstract HTML PDF
Sara Guri-Rosenblit Article 2.2.6
Out of the Shadow and Into the Spotlight: The Development of Distance Teaching in Norwegian Higher Education Abstract HTML PDF
Gunnar Grepperud, Anne Marie Støkken, Jan Atle Toska Article 2.2.7
The Development of CyberLearning in Dual-Mode: Higher Education Institutions in Taiwan Abstract HTML PDF
Yau Jane Chen Article 2.2.8
The Hybridisation of Conventional Higher Education: UK Perspective Abstract HTML PDF
Roger Lewis Article 2.2.9
Global Perspectives: The University of South Australia (UniSA) Case Study Abstract HTML PDF
Ted Nunan, Ian Reid, Holly McCausland Article 2.2.10
Open University Center of the Pontifical Javeriana University, Colombia Abstract HTML PDF
Omayra Parra de Marroquin, Lina Clarizia Corredor Article 2.2.11
A New Learning Model for the Information and Knowledge Society: The Case of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), Spain Abstract HTML PDF
Albert Sangrà Article 2.2.12
Ukraine Open University: Its Prospects in Distance Education Development Abstract HTML PDF
Bohdan Shunevych Article 2.2.13
The University of Texas System TeleCampus: A statewide model for collaboration Abstract HTML PDF
Darcy W. Hardy, Robert L. Robinson Article 2.2.14
Bringing Online Learning to Campus: The hybridization of teaching and learning at Brigham Young University Abstract HTML PDF
Gregory L. Waddoups, Scott L. Howell Article 2.2.15

Book Notes

Book Review - Distance and Campus Universities: Tensions and Interactions. Author: Sara Guri-Rosenblit HTML PDF
Ian Mugridge
Book Review - The "E" is for Everything: E-commerce, E-Business, and E-Learning in the Future of Higher Education. Editors: Richard N. Katz and Diana G. Oblinger HTML PDF
Jos H.A.N. Rikers
Book Review - Cohort Programming and Learning. Authors: I. M. Saltiel and C. S. Russo HTML PDF
Patrick J. Fahy
Book Review - Building Learning Communities in Cyberspace: Effective Strategies for the Online Classroom. Authors: Rena M. Palloff and Keith Pratt HTML PDF
Ramesh Sharma

Technical Notes

Editorial - Online Software Evaluation Reports HTML PDF
Jon Baggaley
Online Learners' Interest in Collaborative Tools HTML PDF
Tom Kane, Jon Baggaley
Selection of Collaborative Tools HTML PDF
Tom Kane, Jon Baggaley
Text-based Conferencing Products HTML PDF
Debbie Garber, Jennifer Stein, Jon Baggaley
Internet Audio Products HTML PDF
Duane Weaver, Deborah Guspie, Jon Baggaley
Classification of DE Delivery Systems HTML PDF
Diane Belyk, Jeremy Schubert, Jon Baggaley


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