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Hrobjartur Arnason

Ulf-Daniel Ehlers - 1 views

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    Ulf Ehlers hefur skrifað mikið um gæðamál í fræðslu einkum fjarkennslu, opnu menntaefni og háskólakennslu. Hann hefur skifað á rýnandi hátt um LQW módelið sem er áberandi í Þýskalandi.
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    Ulf Ehlers hefur skrifað mikið um gæðamál í fræðslu einkum fjarkennslu, opnu menntaefni og háskólakennslu. Hann hefur skifað á rýnandi hátt um LQW módelið sem er áberandi í Þýskalandi.
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    Er þetta fræðimaðurinn sem þú nefndir við mig á síðasta Veffundi varðandi LQW?
Hrobjartur Arnason

State of the Art Review of Quality Issues Related to Open Educational Resources (OER) -... - 0 views

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    Skýrsla um notkun opins menntaefnis í háskólakennslu
Hrobjartur Arnason

Myths and realities in learner oriented e-learning-quality - 3 views

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    Gagnrýnið sjónarhorn á gæðamál á grundvelli námsmanna. "Learner orientation". Greinin er reyndar um eLearning, fjarnám
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    Fæ ekki aðgang að þessari bók (og þar með þessum kafla).
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    Ég fæ aðgang á háskólanetinu!
Hrobjartur Arnason

Inherent contradictions in managing quality of adult education: A qualitative analysis ... - 1 views

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  • These and many other policy documents indicate that the management ofquality in education is a commonly accepted principle in Europe but at thesame time a careful reading of these and particularly, of relevant nationalreports brings to light a lot of disparate arguments which are offered forsupporting the development of quality assurance standards, systems andagencies
  • many aspects of qualitymanagement in education are confusing and undermine relevant efforts andpolicies
  • his paper presents the main conclusions drawn froma qualitative analysis of documents reporting on policies and quality systemsdeveloped and applied in many European countries
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  • The datasearch
  • The technique of “go backward” was consistently applied
  • second step
  • second step
  • nconsistency characterises the policies, which promote theestablishment of structures
  • deficiencies
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  • ontent analysi
  • themes
  • questions
  • The purpose of the analysis was to single out any similarities and especiallydifferences, characterising the concepts and approaches to quality of adulteducation in Europe and then to trace the emergence of common policyprinciples, if any, concerning the control and assurance of that quality
  • contextof welfare service
  • positivist
  • quantitative measures and performanceindicators
  • qualitatively predetermined specifications
  • variation ofobjectives and approache
  • multiple definitions
  • differentmethods, tools and instruments used for the evaluation and control ofquality in adult education and training
  • most current publications reporting in the most integrated way on the stateof the art in each country was selected.
  • impossibility of establishing universal quality standards and uniformlyapplicable quality assurance procedures, which are functional andeffective
  • Two prominent and internationally recognised standard
  • ISO
  • EFQM
  • SO defines quality explicitly, asthe “totality of characteristics of an entity that bears on its ability tosatisfy stated and implied needs”
  • EFQM employs a similar concep
  • implementation of these two qualitystandards is not easy
  • For thesereasons the adult education sector has started to develop their ownmodels which fulfil their needs in a better way
  • LQW
  • QES
  • KVIK
  • ESTQM
  • EduQua
  • negative impacts on the development of systems for management of aspects of quality in adult education
  • effort towards the harmonisatio
  • EQUIPE
  • Managing quality of adult education in Europe
  • stakeholders’ models
  • “Europe has the most varied quality assurance practices by country, adultlearning sector and provider. However, diversity is not always anadvantage
  • elusive concep
  • wo perspective
  • ack of commonly accepted and applied concepts of quality
  • market context
  • Approaching educational offers aspublic service
  • excellence
  • quality is a rather absolute concept attributed to educational activities
  • r two issue
  • e first
  • priority is given to the students andto the results of their participation in educational activities
  • related either to content, methods, mediaand conditions of educational activities as well as to the efficiency ofteachers or to the effectiveness of educational provisions offered to particularadult populations or social groups.
  • gentsauthorized to define establish and control the quality
  • second
  • egional, or national, usually state controlledauthorities
  • On the other hand, in a market context
  • multiple stakeholders o
  • en priority in defining and ensuring quality of education.
  • Our analysis of documents reporting on quality of adult education revealedefforts, and therefore needs, to develop and apply quality managementsystems at three different levels, individually or jointly
  • organisational
  • First
  • earning individual
  • Secon
  • ssess anddocument learning outcomes
  • make themvisible
  • meeting student’s needs
  • third
  • national system
  • uch a system is eithergovernment-controlle
  • status of non-governmental organizatio
  • In conclusio
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    Ágætis yfirlit yfir stefnur og strauma í umræðunni um gæðastjórnun í evrópskum stefnuplöggum
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