... be contacted at: himanshu@imi.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 India Business studies Management development Computer based learning Online learning Students E‐learning Readiness Assessment Education With the growing popularity of world wide web during the 1990s, a large...

... the delivery mode. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Online education Perceptions of online education Value of online education Employers and online education Education Computer based learning The continuously increasing enrollment of students in online courses and programs...

... representation behaves in this manner?” enable the learners to engage in explaining the causal mechanism (Graesser and McNamara, 2005 ; Graesser et al., 1996). Conceptual change Problem representation Dynamic simulation Scaffolding Learning Computer based learning Cognition User interfaces...

.... These three technologies are better explained in our case study. Computer based learning Elderly people Electronic commerce Combining these technologies, we created an adaptive user interface that changes according to every user's needs. Our tutoring system follows this general architecture...

... Computer based learning Distance learning Distance education is an instructional delivery system that allows students to participate in an educational opportunity without being physically present in the same location as the instructor. The rapid growth in the number of distance education courses...

... located in the southern USA. All the HBCUs in the study offered online curricula and provided faculty support and development opportunities for WBI in various forms such as workshops and seminars. Worldwide web Academic staff Black people Universities Computer based learning United States...

... Academic staff Computer based learning Teaching Accountancy United States of America The Accounting Education Change Commission, in its Position Statement No. One, points out “because organizations are affected by rapidly increasing dependency on technology, accounting...

.... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Computer based learning Learning styles NTP Limited is the largest multi‐occupational training organisation in the UK, managing more than 25,000 trainees within diverse environments in industry. They provide a range of services to 20,000...

... as they constructed new knowledge using both online dialogue (synchronous and asynchronous), and social media technologies (web logs, newsgroups, wiki, e‐mail) as tools to support and facilitate their learning in the program. Computer based learning Distance learning Students Whitehead once remarked...

... on the public gallery. Figure 2 shows the process flow for such an operation. Computer based learning Worldwide web Recent development in information and computer technology (ICT), particularly the phenomenal evolution of the internet has led to the development of a new paradigm of learning...

... used their constructs to construe the online learning in a more positive manner. All constructs seem to have quite similar level of discriminability between elements as indicated by similar standard deviations. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Universities Computer based...

... reference for all those staff expected to develop their online courses alongside their normal face‐to‐face lectures. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Botswana Universities Curriculum development Computer based learning Communication Technology led strategy The University...

... needs to be able to support multiple users simultaneously, therefore a mechanism is required that allows each user to be identified individually, both in accessing the system and in using the system. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Java Worldwide web Computer based learning...

... and use an inter‐operability standard. Uses SCORM specifications to specify the skeleton of an architecture to develop an advanced learning management system. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Learning processes Computer based learning Computer based training Developments...

... based learning The assumption that the traditional face‐to‐face class is the best to support learning is being questioned (Harasim et al., 1998). There is some evidence to suggest that student achievement and other factors, such as perceived skill development, can be greater using...

...‐government, the study can provide another way of viewing an institution’s IT portfolio and for mapping future application possibilities. Electronic media Learning methods Higher education Computer based learning As computers and communications have been converging, society has been moving...