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OECD Publishing, 2014
The Programme for International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) will establish technical standards and guidelines to ensure that the survey design and implementation processes of PIAAC yield high-quality and internationally comparable data. This document provides a revised version of the technical standards and guidelines originally…
Descriptors: Adults, International Assessment, Adult Literacy, Competence
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Peterson, Paul D. – Administration in Mental Health, 1987
Asserts that mental health planning has been limited by conceptual and logistical restraints, causing planning to be isolated from management and ineffectual in describing total system of services required by persons experiencing severe mental illness. Describes application of new ideas and information technologies which can yield enhanced…
Descriptors: Administration, Change Strategies, Delivery Systems, Information Technology
Mutiara, Dewi; Kurniati, Sri – Online Submission, 2007
Learning materials serve as major learning resources for distance learners, and quality learning materials help students learn effectively at a distance. This paper addresses comprehensive aspects of design, development, production, and quality assurance of multi-media learning materials, based on the experience of Indonesia's Universitas Terbuka…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Quality Control, Media Specialists, Instructional Design
Selland, Larry G. – Vocational Education Journal, 1986
The author reports on the development and early implementation of a 14-unit curriculum called "Principles of Technology" for high school students. The curriculum combines science, mathematics, and vocational education concepts with basic technological literacy. (CH)
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Education Work Relationship, High Schools, Industrial Arts
Hibbler, Fritz; Mitchell, Linda – Business Officer, 1995
The process of reengineering the administrative information system at the University of Idaho required careful planning, development of a set of philosophies, and several strategies for ensuring success. The latter included a humorous symbol (a jitter bug) to express concern, improved institutional communications, and a focus on logistical issues.…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Change Strategies, College Administration, Higher Education