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Jack Kie Cheng; Irene Seok-Ching Yong; Chee Keong Ch'ng; Huai Tein Lim – Education and Information Technologies, 2025
Micro-credentials have become increasingly popular in the modern job market due to the ability to address rapid changes in various industries. These credentials offer flexibility, targeted and tailored learning experiences that fill specific skill gaps while preparing learners for job roles. In the hope of capitalizing on the advantages of this…
Descriptors: Microcredentials, Higher Education, Foreign Countries, Case Studies
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Khaddage, Ferial; Christensen, Rhonda; Lai, Wing; Knezek, Gerald; Norris, Cathie; Soloway, Elliot – Education and Information Technologies, 2015
In this paper a review of the pedagogical, technological, policy and research challenges and concepts underlying mobile learning is presented, followed by a brief description of categories of implementations. A model Mobile learning framework and dynamic criteria for mobile learning implementations are proposed, along with a case study of one site…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Educational Environment, Barriers, Change Strategies
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Ramsay, Crystal M.; Aman, Destiny D.; Pursel, Barton K. – Education and Information Technologies, 2014
As university faculty are increasingly called upon to "do more with less," particularly to teach more students with fewer resources, technology can provide viable solutions to pedagogical dilemmas. Faculty developers are frequently tasked with introducing faculty to or coaching them in the use of technological solutions. With respect to…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Electronic Publishing, Web 2.0 Technologies, Web Sites
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Pettersson, Fanny; Olofsson, Anders D. – Education and Information Technologies, 2015
This paper examines possibilities and challenges when implementing distance teaching of theoretical content in a regionalized medical program (RMP). It will be argued that Cultural-Historical Activity Theory (CHAT) and the concepts of dominant and non-dominant activities, including conflicts and transitional actions, can lead to an understanding…
Descriptors: Medical Education, Large Group Instruction, Distance Education, Program Implementation