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Research and Occasional Papers |
Publications - The Regulation of E-Learning The Center for Studies in Higher Education (CSHE), UC Berkeley, with the support of the Ford Foundation, is conducting a pilot project to explore the existing and emerging public policies that will shape the regulation of e-learning both domestically and internationally. This project is not intended to be another inventory of regulatory barriers. We are not seeking the “what” of regulation, but rather the “why.” The project will focus on the public policy issues that drive regulation, with particular emphasis on the imperatives – both real and imagined – that underlie domestic and international regulation of postsecondary education, from both an institutional and a consumer (learner) perspective. That is, our interest is the deeper research, models, and theories that color understanding of regulation as it is applied to e-learning. (More information) 2009AFFORDABLE AND OPEN TEXTBOOKS: An Exploratory Study of Faculty Attitudes by Diane Harley, Shannon Lawrence, Sophia Krzys Acord, Jason Dixson. CSHE.9.2009 (October 2009) 2007Report: The Regulation of E-learning: New National and International Policy Perspectives. Diane Harley, Shannon Lawrence. CSHE.1.07. (September 2006) |
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