...Ka‐ho Mok Purpose This paper sets out in the wider context of globalization to examine how and what specific reform strategies the Government of the Hong Kong special administrative region (HKSAR) has adopted in reforming its higher education system to enhance the competitiveness of its higher...

... century have not been fully considered. Such countries have ignored the needs of education for the first‐tier requirements of global organisations. First‐tier decision making is that aspect of centralized decision making activities, usually in highly developed countries, undertaken by those who can direct...

... for the implementation of e‐learning in “traditionally” demarcated educational systems in countries where the deployment of information and communications technologies is not widespread. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Internet Learning Teaching methods Globalization Attitudes Lebanon...

... assurance in terms of relevance to the new paradigm of education concerning contextualized multiple intelligences (CMI), globalization, localization and individualization. Quality assurance Educational development Globalization Stakeholders Since the turn of the new century, there have been...

... from the Institute for Learning and Teaching. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Higher education Quality assurance United Kingdom New technology Globalization Learning It has been more than six years since the UK higher education (HE) community accelerated its progress towards...

...Antony Luby States that one of the outcomes of globalization and the increasing competition between higher education institutions (HEIs) has been a move towards the accreditation of teaching in higher education. HEIs in other countries may be interested to learn from the UK experience where...

... to change the name of the organization in March 1994 to the Distance Education and Training Council in order to reflect better what the membership is currently doing. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Distance learning Globalization New technology Process design With the advent of the Internet...