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MacDonald, Abbey; Cruickshank, Vaughan; McCarthy, Robyn; Reilly, Fiona – Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 2013
This paper examines the situations of four teacher educators working within academic contexts, but who do not as yet qualify as early career researchers (ECRs) by definition. Within this paper, we define this group as "pre-ECRs"; those working and teaching within contexts of academia whilst undertaking a PhD or similar higher education…
Descriptors: Teacher Educators, Teacher Attitudes, Comparative Analysis, Graduate Study
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Bianchetti, Lucidio; Quartiero, Elisa Maria – European Educational Research Journal, 2010
This article presents some data from the literature and opinions from responses to interviews with 74 Brazilian and 15 European researchers. They were questioned about their work and the consequences to their lives caused by the changes imposed by the Coordinating Agency for Improvement in Higher Education Personnel (CAPES) in Brazil and the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Social Influences, Higher Education, Educational Research
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Hilton, John L., III; Graham, Charles; Rich, Peter; Wiley, David – Distance Education, 2010
The authors studied a course in which an instructor allowed individuals at a distance to participate. Although these students were not formally enrolled in the university where the class took place, the instructor gave them full access to all course materials and encouraged them to complete course assignments. The authors examined the time and…
Descriptors: Time Management, Conventional Instruction, Education Courses, Graduate Study
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Visser, James A. – American Journal of Distance Education, 2000
Explores the faculty time and effort spent in developing and delivering a graduate course for both a distance course and a traditional classroom course. Results show that the distance course did require more time, but suggests hypotheses for future comparative analysis that time may partially depend on instructor experience and institutional…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Comparative Analysis, Conventional Instruction, Distance Education