Lifelong learning in Europe, vol. VI, no. 2, 2001

Lifelong learning in Europe (LLinE) is published four times a year by the KVS (Kansanvalistusseura) Foundation in cooperation with the Finnish Adult Education Research Society. This issue of LLinE focuses on the 'e' word, looking at different aspects of e-learning as well as the issue of 'e-quality'. The articles are: eLearning: an opportunity and a challenge to the learning citizen and educators / Ingeborg Bo; eLearning: tied to lifelong learning: introduction to the EU Memorandum / Claudio Dondi; eLearning: designing tomorrow's education / Henricus Verweijen; More professional co-operation: EDEN welcomes the EU eLearning initiative / Erwin Wagner; Promising EU eLearning policies / Jozsef Katus and Janos Sz. Toth; The consolidation of a virtual university / Albert Sangra; Engaging online learners / Susan E. Metros; Legitimacy of measuring: assessment and certification of lifelong learning / Danielle Colardyn; Lessons from other fields of evaluation? / Frans L. Leeuw; Games people play: unplanned consequences of quality evaluations in higher education / Peter Williams; Constructing quality: European university adult and continuing education / Pat Davies and Kari Seppala.

Selected articles are indexed at TD/TNC 67.448 and TD/TNC 67.449. Show less