Telelearning via the Internet

Telelearning via the Internet

Rafa Kouki, David Wright
Projected Release Date: January, 1999|Copyright: © 1999 |Pages: 208
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-878289-53-7
ISBN13: 9781878289537|ISBN10: 1878289535
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The Internet and its different tools have brought momentous changes in the way people think, create, store, disseminate and acquire knowledge. Easier access to Internet information resources, the ability to find timely information from different sources such as online databases, and instantaneous communication with experts worldwide, have helped create innovative learning environments and opportunities for learners. These transformations have been reshaping the learning environment, whether in educational institutions or in professional organizations and have led to the emerging of the new phenomenon known as telelearning via the Internet.

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Rafa Kouki holds a PhD in Administration Sciences from Laval University, Canada, an MBA and a B.Com in Operations Management and Management Information Systems from the University of Ottawa. Her research interests lie in the areas of digital innovations, strategic use of IT, IT and Supply Chain Management, and Agile Project Management.
David Wright is Full Professor at the University of Ottawa, Canada. He has a PhD from Cambridge University, UK and is cited in “Who’s Who in the World” and “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering.” He is a member of The Telelearning Network of Centres of Excellence funded by Industry Canada, in which he focuses on the business benefits of telelearning. He works with private companies and educational institutions to develop business cases for telelearning. He is author of the book book Broadband: Business Services, Technology and Strategic Impact published by Artech House and has presented papers and chaired sessions at the major IEEE conferences on telecommunications including Globecom, International Conference on Communications and Infocom.
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