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Developing a framework for a useable and useful inventory of computer-facilitated learning and support materials in Australian universities [EIP 99/11]

This report considers general issues concerning the adoption of computer-facilitated learning (CFL), and specific issues relating to the establishment of an inventory of CFL resources in Australian universities.

Abstract

Aimed at higher education policy makers, administrators and teachers, the report responds to the current environment in Australian universities in which there has been substantial development of IT systems and infrastructure, but little evidence of dissemination of these resources. The study explores the factors that help or hinder CFL dissemination.


The findings from five case studies suggest that addressing the themes of 'Policy, Culture and Support' may lead to the enhanced use of CFL resources by Australian university teachers. The report recommends the establishment of a national inventory of CFL resources via a system of distributed databases held together by metadata standards, and calls for greater collaboration and sharing of resources.  This research was funded under the Evaluations and Investigations Programme (EIP).


Author(s) Carmel McNaught;
RMIT University;
Rob Phillips;
Murdoch University;
Darien Rossiter; Jenny Winn;
Queensland University of Technology

Publication Details
Type : Reports
Published : 6/2000

Topics Covered
Sectors :
Higher education
Detailed :
Curriculum issues
ICT in education
Quality
Resourcing of education

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