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The challenges and opportunities of ICT in WIL: A case study among priests exploring the correlation and trajectory between effective WIL and ICT pervasiveness
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Higher Education, Skills and Work-based Learning (2018) 8 (4): 408–421.
Published: 02 May 2018
... (ICTs) can be vital in delivering and enhancing such hybrid forms of WIL. The purpose of this paper is to explore the correlation and trajectory of ICT use among priests in the Church of England in the various forms of WIL. Design/methodology/approach The case study explores ICT use among a sample...
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The prestige of the Doctor of Ministry among Roman Catholic priests, deacons, and directors of religious education
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Higher Education, Skills and Work-based Learning (2012) 2 (2): 151–185.
Published: 18 May 2012
... a comparative rating scale, respondents rated the prestige of the DMin relative to six other doctorates: PhD, EdD, PsyD, DBA, MD, and JD. Findings Ratings were provided by 184 priests, 73 deacons, and 95 directors of religious education (69 lay, 26 sisters). The DMin carried the least prestige with priests...
