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How is Digitalisation Affecting the Flexibility and Openness of Higher Education Provision? Results of a Global Survey Using a New Conceptual Model
by
Weller, Martin
, Farrow, Rob
, Orr, Dominic
in
Access to Education
/ Activity Units
/ Adoption (Ideas)
/ Analysis
/ Archetypes
/ Colleges & universities
/ Credentials
/ Delivery Systems
/ Digital technology
/ Digitization
/ Distance Education
/ Distance learning
/ e-learning
/ Education
/ Educational Environment
/ Educational facilities
/ Educational Research
/ Educational Strategies
/ Educational Supply
/ Educational Technology
/ Electronic Learning
/ Expectation
/ Flexibility
/ flexible learning
/ Foreign Countries
/ Global Approach
/ Higher education
/ Influence of Technology
/ Information technology
/ Institutional Autonomy
/ Institutional Role
/ Learning analytics
/ Learning Processes
/ MOOCs
/ OER
/ Online education
/ Open education
/ Open Educational Resources
/ Open Universities
/ Participation
/ Peer Evaluation
/ Postsecondary Education
/ Recognition (Achievement)
/ School Surveys
/ Student Evaluation
/ Sustainable Development
/ Teaching
/ Technology
/ Technology application
/ Technology enhanced learning
/ Technology Uses in Education
/ World Problems
2019
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How is Digitalisation Affecting the Flexibility and Openness of Higher Education Provision? Results of a Global Survey Using a New Conceptual Model
by
Weller, Martin
, Farrow, Rob
, Orr, Dominic
in
Access to Education
/ Activity Units
/ Adoption (Ideas)
/ Analysis
/ Archetypes
/ Colleges & universities
/ Credentials
/ Delivery Systems
/ Digital technology
/ Digitization
/ Distance Education
/ Distance learning
/ e-learning
/ Education
/ Educational Environment
/ Educational facilities
/ Educational Research
/ Educational Strategies
/ Educational Supply
/ Educational Technology
/ Electronic Learning
/ Expectation
/ Flexibility
/ flexible learning
/ Foreign Countries
/ Global Approach
/ Higher education
/ Influence of Technology
/ Information technology
/ Institutional Autonomy
/ Institutional Role
/ Learning analytics
/ Learning Processes
/ MOOCs
/ OER
/ Online education
/ Open education
/ Open Educational Resources
/ Open Universities
/ Participation
/ Peer Evaluation
/ Postsecondary Education
/ Recognition (Achievement)
/ School Surveys
/ Student Evaluation
/ Sustainable Development
/ Teaching
/ Technology
/ Technology application
/ Technology enhanced learning
/ Technology Uses in Education
/ World Problems
2019
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How is Digitalisation Affecting the Flexibility and Openness of Higher Education Provision? Results of a Global Survey Using a New Conceptual Model
by
Weller, Martin
, Farrow, Rob
, Orr, Dominic
in
Access to Education
/ Activity Units
/ Adoption (Ideas)
/ Analysis
/ Archetypes
/ Colleges & universities
/ Credentials
/ Delivery Systems
/ Digital technology
/ Digitization
/ Distance Education
/ Distance learning
/ e-learning
/ Education
/ Educational Environment
/ Educational facilities
/ Educational Research
/ Educational Strategies
/ Educational Supply
/ Educational Technology
/ Electronic Learning
/ Expectation
/ Flexibility
/ flexible learning
/ Foreign Countries
/ Global Approach
/ Higher education
/ Influence of Technology
/ Information technology
/ Institutional Autonomy
/ Institutional Role
/ Learning analytics
/ Learning Processes
/ MOOCs
/ OER
/ Online education
/ Open education
/ Open Educational Resources
/ Open Universities
/ Participation
/ Peer Evaluation
/ Postsecondary Education
/ Recognition (Achievement)
/ School Surveys
/ Student Evaluation
/ Sustainable Development
/ Teaching
/ Technology
/ Technology application
/ Technology enhanced learning
/ Technology Uses in Education
/ World Problems
2019
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How is Digitalisation Affecting the Flexibility and Openness of Higher Education Provision? Results of a Global Survey Using a New Conceptual Model
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How is Digitalisation Affecting the Flexibility and Openness of Higher Education Provision? Results of a Global Survey Using a New Conceptual Model
2019
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Overview
The adoption of open, online, flexible and technology-enhanced modes of learning (in short: of OOFAT) differs by higher education institution, despite the general cries of revolution and disruption due to digitalisation. This paper presents a new conceptual model for framing difference in three key educational processes (content, delivery and recognition) related to the potential of digitalisation to make these processes more flexible and more open. It is based on the results of a global survey of 69 higher education providers. The findings reveal six distinct archetypes of technology-enhanced higher education which vary according to the extent to which digitalisation is harnessed for content, delivery and recognition, and suggest different institutional strategies of digital adoption. It is hoped that this contribution will support comparative analysis of digitalisation strategies and peer learning between institutions.
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Ubiquity Press Ltd,Ubiquity Press,Institute of Educational Technology, The Open University
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