This document summarizes e-learning initiatives in Korean industry and provides a case study of POSCO's e-learning center. It discusses the e-learning market in Korea and trends in corporate e-learning. It also outlines POSCO's vision for an integrated e-learning system, current e-learning courses, and their process for quality management of e-learning content development and delivery.
Strategies to Improve Engineering Education and Teaching-Learning Pedagogy in...IRJET Journal
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This document discusses strategies to improve engineering education in India. It begins by providing background on technical education development in India. It then analyzes the current state of engineering education, including increased enrollments but poor employability outcomes. Several challenges are identified, such as quality of students admitted, outdated teaching methods, lack of research/industry experience among faculty. The document proposes ideas to address these, such as activity-based and project-based learning, increasing degree duration to improve learning for all students. Overall, it analyzes issues in the current system and puts forth strategies to enhance the effectiveness and quality of engineering education in India.
IRJET- Issues Affecting Quality in Higher Education and Recommendations with ...IRJET Journal
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This document discusses issues affecting quality in higher education in India and recommendations from the National Education Policy of 2016. It identifies several critical issues with higher education in India including inadequate infrastructure, large faculty vacancies, low enrollment rates, and declining research standards. The National Education Policy of 2016 aimed to address problems like variations in quality between institutions, shortages of qualified teachers, and the need to improve accreditation systems and increase funding. It recommended measures such as increasing the number of qualified faculty, making accreditation mandatory for all higher education institutions, and providing better research facilities to enhance quality in Indian higher education.
IRJET- E-Learning Effectiveness in Higher EducationIRJET Journal
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This document summarizes a research study that evaluated the effectiveness of e-learning in higher education across different factors. The study analyzed data collected from 120 students pursuing Masters programs in Delhi and Ahmadabad, India. The results of t-tests and z-tests found no significant differences in e-learning effectiveness based on course, gender, or city. Thus, all nine null hypotheses that proposed no differences could not be rejected. The study concluded that e-learning provides flexibility for students and boosts learning, and students have accepted it as a useful reference source. However, the small sample size limited broader conclusions about differences in populations.
This document discusses current trends in e-learning in India. It begins with an abstract stating that e-learning utilizes information technologies to communicate and collaborate in education. The document then provides background on e-learning and its definition. It states that while e-learning has potential in India, adoption has been slow. It discusses the scope and growth of e-learning globally and in various countries, with India having the fifth highest growth rate at 55%. The document outlines challenges to e-learning in India, such as infrastructure and awareness in rural areas, and states that the future of e-learning in India is promising if these challenges can be addressed.
Industry Based Vocational Higher Education Management Model (IVHEMM) On Engin...AM Publications
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Industrial participation in an educational development remains low. This case caused by the absence of clear and detailed provisions of the Government about industrial involvement in the development of vocational higher education. There are several factors that influence the success of a cooperation program in vocational higher education with industry, such as : discrepancy of competency which is produced by higher education with the needs of industry, the lack of industry concern on education, the implementation of quality culture, the application of ICT technology, poor attitude of entrepreneurs, and the work of higher education which do not have commercial value. The research objective is to develop a vocational higher education management model on engineering industry. Preliminary studies conducted at several vocational universities namely Semarang State Polytechnic, ATMI Polytechnic, Bandung Manufacture Polytechnic, Ceper Manufacture Polytechnic and Academy of PIKA. The method of this research apply R & D (Research and Development) with the phases of conducting some preliminary research, developing and testing the product of vocational higher education management model research on engineering industry. Results of the research formulate vocational higher education management model on engineering and guidebooks. The novelty of this study is the importance of improving management performance in vocational higher education. The factors that influence the performance improvement of vocational education management are (1) the level of better industrial relations; (2) the application of quality culture in vocational higher education, (3) strategic technological adaptation to the environment, and (4) the improvement of the quality of education through the implementation of Total Quality Management Education.
Smart School Framework for Boarding School Based on Service System Engineeringsabaribmt
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The implementation of smart school concept is still fairly green in Indonesia. Not all schools at the urban level use it, especially in rural areas. In perspective of Boarding school like Merchant Marine of Polytechnic, there are so many shortcomings that need to be assessed and corrected. Inequality in the field of education is a problem that continues to develop even though Indonesian students are the largest technology users today. This research utilizes the existence of advanced technology and service system engineering that are currently being researched to build a framework for smart schools with limitation of boarding school. The framework built also accommodate Smart Education Framework and smart system development project (SSDP) in system. as the result, smart school framework will help to increase the value of education in Indonesia
This document provides information on various colleges and programs in Mumbai that have minority quotas for Jains. It lists two polytechnics - K.J. Somaiya Polytechnic and Shri Bhagubhai Mafatlal Polytechnic - along with their engineering diploma programs and intake numbers. It also provides details on management and computer application programs at K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research along with their intake sizes. Finally, it outlines master's and bachelor's programs in engineering at K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering, including course names and annual admissions.
Strategies to Improve Engineering Education and Teaching-Learning Pedagogy in...IRJET Journal
Β
This document discusses strategies to improve engineering education in India. It begins by providing background on technical education development in India. It then analyzes the current state of engineering education, including increased enrollments but poor employability outcomes. Several challenges are identified, such as quality of students admitted, outdated teaching methods, lack of research/industry experience among faculty. The document proposes ideas to address these, such as activity-based and project-based learning, increasing degree duration to improve learning for all students. Overall, it analyzes issues in the current system and puts forth strategies to enhance the effectiveness and quality of engineering education in India.
IRJET- Issues Affecting Quality in Higher Education and Recommendations with ...IRJET Journal
Β
This document discusses issues affecting quality in higher education in India and recommendations from the National Education Policy of 2016. It identifies several critical issues with higher education in India including inadequate infrastructure, large faculty vacancies, low enrollment rates, and declining research standards. The National Education Policy of 2016 aimed to address problems like variations in quality between institutions, shortages of qualified teachers, and the need to improve accreditation systems and increase funding. It recommended measures such as increasing the number of qualified faculty, making accreditation mandatory for all higher education institutions, and providing better research facilities to enhance quality in Indian higher education.
IRJET- E-Learning Effectiveness in Higher EducationIRJET Journal
Β
This document summarizes a research study that evaluated the effectiveness of e-learning in higher education across different factors. The study analyzed data collected from 120 students pursuing Masters programs in Delhi and Ahmadabad, India. The results of t-tests and z-tests found no significant differences in e-learning effectiveness based on course, gender, or city. Thus, all nine null hypotheses that proposed no differences could not be rejected. The study concluded that e-learning provides flexibility for students and boosts learning, and students have accepted it as a useful reference source. However, the small sample size limited broader conclusions about differences in populations.
This document discusses current trends in e-learning in India. It begins with an abstract stating that e-learning utilizes information technologies to communicate and collaborate in education. The document then provides background on e-learning and its definition. It states that while e-learning has potential in India, adoption has been slow. It discusses the scope and growth of e-learning globally and in various countries, with India having the fifth highest growth rate at 55%. The document outlines challenges to e-learning in India, such as infrastructure and awareness in rural areas, and states that the future of e-learning in India is promising if these challenges can be addressed.
Industry Based Vocational Higher Education Management Model (IVHEMM) On Engin...AM Publications
Β
Industrial participation in an educational development remains low. This case caused by the absence of clear and detailed provisions of the Government about industrial involvement in the development of vocational higher education. There are several factors that influence the success of a cooperation program in vocational higher education with industry, such as : discrepancy of competency which is produced by higher education with the needs of industry, the lack of industry concern on education, the implementation of quality culture, the application of ICT technology, poor attitude of entrepreneurs, and the work of higher education which do not have commercial value. The research objective is to develop a vocational higher education management model on engineering industry. Preliminary studies conducted at several vocational universities namely Semarang State Polytechnic, ATMI Polytechnic, Bandung Manufacture Polytechnic, Ceper Manufacture Polytechnic and Academy of PIKA. The method of this research apply R & D (Research and Development) with the phases of conducting some preliminary research, developing and testing the product of vocational higher education management model research on engineering industry. Results of the research formulate vocational higher education management model on engineering and guidebooks. The novelty of this study is the importance of improving management performance in vocational higher education. The factors that influence the performance improvement of vocational education management are (1) the level of better industrial relations; (2) the application of quality culture in vocational higher education, (3) strategic technological adaptation to the environment, and (4) the improvement of the quality of education through the implementation of Total Quality Management Education.
Smart School Framework for Boarding School Based on Service System Engineeringsabaribmt
Β
The implementation of smart school concept is still fairly green in Indonesia. Not all schools at the urban level use it, especially in rural areas. In perspective of Boarding school like Merchant Marine of Polytechnic, there are so many shortcomings that need to be assessed and corrected. Inequality in the field of education is a problem that continues to develop even though Indonesian students are the largest technology users today. This research utilizes the existence of advanced technology and service system engineering that are currently being researched to build a framework for smart schools with limitation of boarding school. The framework built also accommodate Smart Education Framework and smart system development project (SSDP) in system. as the result, smart school framework will help to increase the value of education in Indonesia
This document provides information on various colleges and programs in Mumbai that have minority quotas for Jains. It lists two polytechnics - K.J. Somaiya Polytechnic and Shri Bhagubhai Mafatlal Polytechnic - along with their engineering diploma programs and intake numbers. It also provides details on management and computer application programs at K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research along with their intake sizes. Finally, it outlines master's and bachelor's programs in engineering at K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering, including course names and annual admissions.
ARE THE SERVICES DELIVERED EMPLOYABLE? A SCENARIO OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN ...IAEME Publication
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Purpose
One of the most appalling challenges in India is persistently rising unemployment, explicitly in
the rural region. More than 20% of Indian youth between the ages of 15 and 24 years are βseeking
or available for work,β as per 2011 census data. There will be no peace and prosperity in the
country unless jobless people get appropriate channel. In India deficiency of skills is among the
main constraints for recruitment of Technical Education. Productivity of Technical Education in
not entirely absorbed due to lack of skills required by the employers. Along with the ample
arguments, taking place in recent times, regarding reformation in the productivity of Technical
Education, this present study syndicates focus on services delivered and its impact on employability
skills. The objective of this paper is to find out whether Technical Education institutes in rural part
are keen to focus on the employability skills? The paper also focuses on distinguished skills
required by the employer for recruitment. The study also emphases on the services offered by the
Institutes and their correlation on skills development.
Design methodology
A qualitative research survey through a structured questionnaire for the students who are
studying or have recently completed their Technical Education affiliated to the North Maharashtra
University, Jalgaon was conducted which is situated in rural part of India.
Findings
The study discusses umpteen employability skills and explains how embedding services of
technical education are correlated to the growth and development of employability skills. The study
finds that these services results in comprehensive and cohesiveness of employability skills.
Research limitations
The survey is delimited to the Technical Education belonging to North Maharashtra University,
Jalgaon and located in rural of India.
Ict applications have become an important part of teaching and learninghengtiger
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The Ministry of Education in Malaysia has made a significant investment in equipping schools with ICT resources like laptops, projectors, and printers to facilitate greater integration of ICT in education. However, there are still issues and challenges that need to be addressed, including providing continuous technical support to help teachers overcome difficulties when using technology, ensuring teachers have proper training to effectively utilize ICT resources, and expanding internet access especially in rural areas to optimize the use of ICT in teaching and learning.
AICTE during past two years have taken many new initiatives under the dynamic leadership of Prof Anil Sahasrabudhe, Chairman AICTE. The major initiatives are implementation of Sh M K Kaw Committee report. The committee suggested that AICTE should prove its functioning as facilitator. The curriculum should be changed as per the needs of the society as a whole. Use of blended learning (SWAYAM), teachers training, skill and vocational education, improving the level of weak institutes, more funding to AICTE by government of India, third party ranking system of technical institutes, single entry test for admission etc, rigorous accreditation system etc.
This document discusses using interpretive structural modeling (ISM) to analyze parameters related to improving service quality in technical education in India. The study identifies relevant enablers and barriers and analyzes the relationships between them. This is done to help policymakers prioritize issues and focus on parameters that can enhance technical education. ISM is employed to categorize the parameters as enablers and barriers and develop a hierarchical structure showing which parameters are drivers or dependent on others. The results provide a framework to guide strategic decision-making and a competitive edge for technical institutions in India.
This document discusses barriers to integrating information and communication technologies (ICT) into teaching and learning environments. It identifies several common barriers at the teacher and infrastructure levels. At the teacher level, barriers include lack of teacher confidence, competency, and motivation to change their practices. At the infrastructure level, common barriers are lack of adequate ICT resources, effective training, and infrastructure support. To improve ICT integration, the document argues that education systems must address these barriers by enhancing teacher skills and confidence, providing sufficient resources and training, and strengthening infrastructure support.
Industrial Attachment challenges: Lessons drawn from Gweru Polytechnic Colleg...inventionjournals
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This document discusses challenges faced by students during industrial attachment programs in Zimbabwe. It finds that the main challenges are:
1) Shortage of attachment places, as there are not enough opportunities for the large number of students. This can result in students being placed in companies not relevant to their field of study.
2) Financial problems for students, as many do not have adequate resources to support themselves during the unpaid attachment period. This can lead to absenteeism and negatively impact motivation.
3) Issues of sexual harassment of female students by supervisors, according to some student responses. While most respondents saw this as a minor issue, some female students felt it negatively affected their experience.
The document recommends increasing
This document discusses a study on student learning through e-learning modules offered by corporations in partnership with colleges in Mumbai, India. The study examines factors influencing student enrollment in e-learning courses and assesses the effectiveness of these courses. A survey was administered to 100 students enrolled in an e-learning module with over 225 courses. The data was analyzed using statistical tests to understand enrollment rates, course completion rates, and knowledge acquisition. The study aims to evaluate how well e-learning delivers content and retains students, and to identify challenges faced by both students and colleges in these programs.
In recent decades, we have seen a shift towards using more machinery and technology in the medical field, and this trend has surged the demand of Biomedical Engineers. Hence, the combination of engineering principles with our body has helped Biomedical engineers to contribute to the development of life-saving and revolutionary concepts such as Kidney dialysis, Artificial organs, pharmaceutical drugs, Advanced prosthetics, and Surgical robots. Ekeeda offers Online Biomedical Engineering Courses for all the Subjects as per the Syllabus.
A well-prepared abstract enables the reader to identify the basic content of a document quickly and accurately, to determine its relevance to their interests, and thus to decide whether to read the document in its entirety. The Abstract should be informative and completely self-explanatory, provide a clear statement of the problem, the proposed approach or solution, and point out major findings and conclusions. The Abstract should be 100 to 200 words in length. The abstract should be written in the past tense. Standard nomenclature should be used and abbreviations should be avoided. No literature should be cited. The keyword list provides the opportunity to add keywords, used by the indexing and abstracting services, in addition to those already present in the title. Judicious use of keywords may increase the ease with which interested parties can locate our article
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SKILLS ' SUFFICIENCY OF EGYPTIAN ...ijait
Β
his study aims at evaluating the sufficiency of IC
T skills of fresh accounting graduates by soliciting the opinion of senior accounting professionals. A questionnaire used as the data collection method, and descriptive statistics used for analysis. The resul
t of this research was surprisingly, as the level of the accounting graduates rated to be above average and they are very competent for current accounting
profession in Egypt. The research revealed that any
fresh graduate should be literate with Internet,word
processing software, spreadsheet software, e-mail,
commercial accounting software, and database
management software. The research has several pract
ical implications as well as a genuine value, as it
provides current set of ICT skills tools needed by
accounting profession in Egypt.
Electronics and Communications Engineering is a professional course of Bachelor of Technology or Bachelor of Engineering which deals with the application of mathematics and science in Electronics and Communications field. Electronics and Communications mainly deal with different types of connections and networking, microprocessors and controllers, computer organization, signal processing, image processing and various new technologies used in communications. Ekeeda offers Online Electronics and Communications Engineering Courses for all the Subjects as per the Syllabus.
Exploring the Level of Computer Literacy for Candidates in Higher Education: ...Dr. Amarjeet Singh
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Bahrain Polytechnic is a Higher Education technical institution established in 2008 (by Royal Decree No. 65 for the year 2008). Its main mission is to supply the Bahraini economy with a skilled Bahraini labour force aiming to contribute to economic growth and diversification. The Polytechnic ensures that its values of excellence, learning and innovation are achieved by designing curricula that meet international standards as well as national and individual needs through continuous consultations with the industries and international education institutions. The development of computer and technological literacy is a significant predictor for success in the workplace and is also one of the key skills that the polytechnic provides through its programmes to students and faculty. This paper explores how computer literacy and skills are acquired by educators and students through International Computer Driving License (ICDL) tools employed at Bahrain Polytechnic. The study also considers the challenges that hinder learners from completing the requirements of ICDL. If adequate numbers of faculty and students have already learned basic computer skills, then the question facing the polytechnic is if computer literacy should continue to be taught at all levels. To answer this question, ICDL tests were administered to ascertain the computer literacy level of existing faculty and students. The results of the tests will determine which ICDL tests students and faculty should be placed on in order to address their computer literacy needs.
In industrial design education, mechanics-based courses are mainly based on traditional lecture and they are highly abstract for ID students to comprehend the mechanisms The existing studies highlight the requirement of a new approach for mechanics-based courses in ID departments The study presents, a combined teaching model of mechanism mainly based on applied teaching style and action learning to improve ID students' learning experience and competencies through promoting the transference of theoretical knowledge into practical experience and learning The combined teaching model consisting of 3 phases was integrated to a design studio project that is mechanical game design Project observations and post-questionnaire were employed to analyze objectively the appropriateness of the teaching model The results indicated that, the combined teaching model improved ID students' learning outcomes and competencies in terms of transferring the gained theoretical and practical knowledge to the action learning.
This research is a descriptive study which aims to describe the ability of ICT
students of the Department of Physics Education as prospective teachers in the face of
the industrial revolution 4.0. This research was conducted at the Department of
Physics Education, Musamus University, Merauke, with a sample of 52 people. Data
was collected using questionnaires and analyzed using a simple percentage formula.
The results of the study showed that the students of Physics Education Department
had 76.4% of the overall standard of basic ICT skills. This means that students of the
Department of Physics Education are skilled in using ICT. Based on the results of this
study, it is advisable for policy makers to provide training to students and lecturers
that are more intensive given the development of ICT that continues to progress
rapidly.
The document summarizes 15 peer-reviewed journal articles on the integration of technology in education. It describes the inclusion and exclusion criteria for the studies, the countries where the research was conducted, participants and contexts. It outlines the data acquisition methods, analysis approaches, and key findings, conclusions, implications and limitations discussed in the articles.
ODL a major transition challenges & future trendsWayan Vota
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1) The document discusses higher education in India and the state of Maharashtra. It focuses on the University of Mumbai and its IDOL department which implements online and distance learning programs.
2) IDOL offers 14 programs to around 80,000 students and is working to offer more programs online using Open Educational Resources (OER) and Moodle on its M.A. Education program.
3) Implementing quality online and distance learning programs presents challenges around infrastructure, trained faculty, technical support and developing materials in regional languages like Marathi. The vision is to increase interdisciplinary subjects and international collaborations.
This presentation is provided information about All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) and its implemented schemes. There are number of schemes are provided by AICTE like Post graduate scheme, Seminar grant etc. and also provided detail about its beneficiaries.
The document discusses the potential impacts of a proposed investment in Odisha, India by South Korean steel company POSCO. It outlines POSCO's planned steel production facilities and infrastructure developments, and estimates the project could generate substantial employment, increase Odisha's GDP, and bring superior steelmaking technology and energy recovery. The document also proposes Odisha request additional investments from POSCO, such as a campus of the world-ranked POSTECH university, a medical college and hospital, and assistance developing a smart city.
POSCO achieved strong operating performance in 3Q 2009 with sales reaching 2.5 million tons per month due to increased production and market recovery. Key activities included expanding domestic production capacity through facility upgrades and new plants, strengthening competitiveness in stainless steel, and laying the foundation for global growth through projects in Mexico, Japan, Vietnam, and India. POSCO also promoted environmentally friendly coal gas and advanced material businesses through new investments and joint ventures.
POSCO manages their Facebook page "HELLO POSCO" to promote their company and interact with the public. An analysis of their page found that interactive posts, like quizzes offering prizes, were the most effective at generating engagement. Informative posts needed to be more visually appealing. Competitors Samsung and CJ also used interactive elements successfully but could include more multimedia. The analysis provides recommendations for POSCO to improve promotional, informative, interactive and personal content on their page.
The Case Study of POSCO (Analysis of Its Growth Strategy and Key Success Fact...K Developedia
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This document provides a case study on the Korean steel company POSCO, analyzing its growth strategy and key success factors. It examines POSCO's development in two stages: the start-up and growth stage from 1968-1992, and the maturity stage from 1993-2009. During the early stage, government policy and support, the leadership of CEO TJ Park, technology acquisition and learning from overseas partners, and a focus on cost competitiveness were important drivers of POSCO's success. In later years, transformational leadership, internal technology development, process innovation, and global management strategies helped POSCO continue growing successfully.
ARE THE SERVICES DELIVERED EMPLOYABLE? A SCENARIO OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN ...IAEME Publication
Β
Purpose
One of the most appalling challenges in India is persistently rising unemployment, explicitly in
the rural region. More than 20% of Indian youth between the ages of 15 and 24 years are βseeking
or available for work,β as per 2011 census data. There will be no peace and prosperity in the
country unless jobless people get appropriate channel. In India deficiency of skills is among the
main constraints for recruitment of Technical Education. Productivity of Technical Education in
not entirely absorbed due to lack of skills required by the employers. Along with the ample
arguments, taking place in recent times, regarding reformation in the productivity of Technical
Education, this present study syndicates focus on services delivered and its impact on employability
skills. The objective of this paper is to find out whether Technical Education institutes in rural part
are keen to focus on the employability skills? The paper also focuses on distinguished skills
required by the employer for recruitment. The study also emphases on the services offered by the
Institutes and their correlation on skills development.
Design methodology
A qualitative research survey through a structured questionnaire for the students who are
studying or have recently completed their Technical Education affiliated to the North Maharashtra
University, Jalgaon was conducted which is situated in rural part of India.
Findings
The study discusses umpteen employability skills and explains how embedding services of
technical education are correlated to the growth and development of employability skills. The study
finds that these services results in comprehensive and cohesiveness of employability skills.
Research limitations
The survey is delimited to the Technical Education belonging to North Maharashtra University,
Jalgaon and located in rural of India.
Ict applications have become an important part of teaching and learninghengtiger
Β
The Ministry of Education in Malaysia has made a significant investment in equipping schools with ICT resources like laptops, projectors, and printers to facilitate greater integration of ICT in education. However, there are still issues and challenges that need to be addressed, including providing continuous technical support to help teachers overcome difficulties when using technology, ensuring teachers have proper training to effectively utilize ICT resources, and expanding internet access especially in rural areas to optimize the use of ICT in teaching and learning.
AICTE during past two years have taken many new initiatives under the dynamic leadership of Prof Anil Sahasrabudhe, Chairman AICTE. The major initiatives are implementation of Sh M K Kaw Committee report. The committee suggested that AICTE should prove its functioning as facilitator. The curriculum should be changed as per the needs of the society as a whole. Use of blended learning (SWAYAM), teachers training, skill and vocational education, improving the level of weak institutes, more funding to AICTE by government of India, third party ranking system of technical institutes, single entry test for admission etc, rigorous accreditation system etc.
This document discusses using interpretive structural modeling (ISM) to analyze parameters related to improving service quality in technical education in India. The study identifies relevant enablers and barriers and analyzes the relationships between them. This is done to help policymakers prioritize issues and focus on parameters that can enhance technical education. ISM is employed to categorize the parameters as enablers and barriers and develop a hierarchical structure showing which parameters are drivers or dependent on others. The results provide a framework to guide strategic decision-making and a competitive edge for technical institutions in India.
This document discusses barriers to integrating information and communication technologies (ICT) into teaching and learning environments. It identifies several common barriers at the teacher and infrastructure levels. At the teacher level, barriers include lack of teacher confidence, competency, and motivation to change their practices. At the infrastructure level, common barriers are lack of adequate ICT resources, effective training, and infrastructure support. To improve ICT integration, the document argues that education systems must address these barriers by enhancing teacher skills and confidence, providing sufficient resources and training, and strengthening infrastructure support.
Industrial Attachment challenges: Lessons drawn from Gweru Polytechnic Colleg...inventionjournals
Β
This document discusses challenges faced by students during industrial attachment programs in Zimbabwe. It finds that the main challenges are:
1) Shortage of attachment places, as there are not enough opportunities for the large number of students. This can result in students being placed in companies not relevant to their field of study.
2) Financial problems for students, as many do not have adequate resources to support themselves during the unpaid attachment period. This can lead to absenteeism and negatively impact motivation.
3) Issues of sexual harassment of female students by supervisors, according to some student responses. While most respondents saw this as a minor issue, some female students felt it negatively affected their experience.
The document recommends increasing
This document discusses a study on student learning through e-learning modules offered by corporations in partnership with colleges in Mumbai, India. The study examines factors influencing student enrollment in e-learning courses and assesses the effectiveness of these courses. A survey was administered to 100 students enrolled in an e-learning module with over 225 courses. The data was analyzed using statistical tests to understand enrollment rates, course completion rates, and knowledge acquisition. The study aims to evaluate how well e-learning delivers content and retains students, and to identify challenges faced by both students and colleges in these programs.
In recent decades, we have seen a shift towards using more machinery and technology in the medical field, and this trend has surged the demand of Biomedical Engineers. Hence, the combination of engineering principles with our body has helped Biomedical engineers to contribute to the development of life-saving and revolutionary concepts such as Kidney dialysis, Artificial organs, pharmaceutical drugs, Advanced prosthetics, and Surgical robots. Ekeeda offers Online Biomedical Engineering Courses for all the Subjects as per the Syllabus.
A well-prepared abstract enables the reader to identify the basic content of a document quickly and accurately, to determine its relevance to their interests, and thus to decide whether to read the document in its entirety. The Abstract should be informative and completely self-explanatory, provide a clear statement of the problem, the proposed approach or solution, and point out major findings and conclusions. The Abstract should be 100 to 200 words in length. The abstract should be written in the past tense. Standard nomenclature should be used and abbreviations should be avoided. No literature should be cited. The keyword list provides the opportunity to add keywords, used by the indexing and abstracting services, in addition to those already present in the title. Judicious use of keywords may increase the ease with which interested parties can locate our article
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SKILLS ' SUFFICIENCY OF EGYPTIAN ...ijait
Β
his study aims at evaluating the sufficiency of IC
T skills of fresh accounting graduates by soliciting the opinion of senior accounting professionals. A questionnaire used as the data collection method, and descriptive statistics used for analysis. The resul
t of this research was surprisingly, as the level of the accounting graduates rated to be above average and they are very competent for current accounting
profession in Egypt. The research revealed that any
fresh graduate should be literate with Internet,word
processing software, spreadsheet software, e-mail,
commercial accounting software, and database
management software. The research has several pract
ical implications as well as a genuine value, as it
provides current set of ICT skills tools needed by
accounting profession in Egypt.
Electronics and Communications Engineering is a professional course of Bachelor of Technology or Bachelor of Engineering which deals with the application of mathematics and science in Electronics and Communications field. Electronics and Communications mainly deal with different types of connections and networking, microprocessors and controllers, computer organization, signal processing, image processing and various new technologies used in communications. Ekeeda offers Online Electronics and Communications Engineering Courses for all the Subjects as per the Syllabus.
Exploring the Level of Computer Literacy for Candidates in Higher Education: ...Dr. Amarjeet Singh
Β
Bahrain Polytechnic is a Higher Education technical institution established in 2008 (by Royal Decree No. 65 for the year 2008). Its main mission is to supply the Bahraini economy with a skilled Bahraini labour force aiming to contribute to economic growth and diversification. The Polytechnic ensures that its values of excellence, learning and innovation are achieved by designing curricula that meet international standards as well as national and individual needs through continuous consultations with the industries and international education institutions. The development of computer and technological literacy is a significant predictor for success in the workplace and is also one of the key skills that the polytechnic provides through its programmes to students and faculty. This paper explores how computer literacy and skills are acquired by educators and students through International Computer Driving License (ICDL) tools employed at Bahrain Polytechnic. The study also considers the challenges that hinder learners from completing the requirements of ICDL. If adequate numbers of faculty and students have already learned basic computer skills, then the question facing the polytechnic is if computer literacy should continue to be taught at all levels. To answer this question, ICDL tests were administered to ascertain the computer literacy level of existing faculty and students. The results of the tests will determine which ICDL tests students and faculty should be placed on in order to address their computer literacy needs.
In industrial design education, mechanics-based courses are mainly based on traditional lecture and they are highly abstract for ID students to comprehend the mechanisms The existing studies highlight the requirement of a new approach for mechanics-based courses in ID departments The study presents, a combined teaching model of mechanism mainly based on applied teaching style and action learning to improve ID students' learning experience and competencies through promoting the transference of theoretical knowledge into practical experience and learning The combined teaching model consisting of 3 phases was integrated to a design studio project that is mechanical game design Project observations and post-questionnaire were employed to analyze objectively the appropriateness of the teaching model The results indicated that, the combined teaching model improved ID students' learning outcomes and competencies in terms of transferring the gained theoretical and practical knowledge to the action learning.
This research is a descriptive study which aims to describe the ability of ICT
students of the Department of Physics Education as prospective teachers in the face of
the industrial revolution 4.0. This research was conducted at the Department of
Physics Education, Musamus University, Merauke, with a sample of 52 people. Data
was collected using questionnaires and analyzed using a simple percentage formula.
The results of the study showed that the students of Physics Education Department
had 76.4% of the overall standard of basic ICT skills. This means that students of the
Department of Physics Education are skilled in using ICT. Based on the results of this
study, it is advisable for policy makers to provide training to students and lecturers
that are more intensive given the development of ICT that continues to progress
rapidly.
The document summarizes 15 peer-reviewed journal articles on the integration of technology in education. It describes the inclusion and exclusion criteria for the studies, the countries where the research was conducted, participants and contexts. It outlines the data acquisition methods, analysis approaches, and key findings, conclusions, implications and limitations discussed in the articles.
ODL a major transition challenges & future trendsWayan Vota
Β
1) The document discusses higher education in India and the state of Maharashtra. It focuses on the University of Mumbai and its IDOL department which implements online and distance learning programs.
2) IDOL offers 14 programs to around 80,000 students and is working to offer more programs online using Open Educational Resources (OER) and Moodle on its M.A. Education program.
3) Implementing quality online and distance learning programs presents challenges around infrastructure, trained faculty, technical support and developing materials in regional languages like Marathi. The vision is to increase interdisciplinary subjects and international collaborations.
This presentation is provided information about All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) and its implemented schemes. There are number of schemes are provided by AICTE like Post graduate scheme, Seminar grant etc. and also provided detail about its beneficiaries.
The document discusses the potential impacts of a proposed investment in Odisha, India by South Korean steel company POSCO. It outlines POSCO's planned steel production facilities and infrastructure developments, and estimates the project could generate substantial employment, increase Odisha's GDP, and bring superior steelmaking technology and energy recovery. The document also proposes Odisha request additional investments from POSCO, such as a campus of the world-ranked POSTECH university, a medical college and hospital, and assistance developing a smart city.
POSCO achieved strong operating performance in 3Q 2009 with sales reaching 2.5 million tons per month due to increased production and market recovery. Key activities included expanding domestic production capacity through facility upgrades and new plants, strengthening competitiveness in stainless steel, and laying the foundation for global growth through projects in Mexico, Japan, Vietnam, and India. POSCO also promoted environmentally friendly coal gas and advanced material businesses through new investments and joint ventures.
POSCO manages their Facebook page "HELLO POSCO" to promote their company and interact with the public. An analysis of their page found that interactive posts, like quizzes offering prizes, were the most effective at generating engagement. Informative posts needed to be more visually appealing. Competitors Samsung and CJ also used interactive elements successfully but could include more multimedia. The analysis provides recommendations for POSCO to improve promotional, informative, interactive and personal content on their page.
The Case Study of POSCO (Analysis of Its Growth Strategy and Key Success Fact...K Developedia
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This document provides a case study on the Korean steel company POSCO, analyzing its growth strategy and key success factors. It examines POSCO's development in two stages: the start-up and growth stage from 1968-1992, and the maturity stage from 1993-2009. During the early stage, government policy and support, the leadership of CEO TJ Park, technology acquisition and learning from overseas partners, and a focus on cost competitiveness were important drivers of POSCO's success. In later years, transformational leadership, internal technology development, process innovation, and global management strategies helped POSCO continue growing successfully.
The document summarizes the anti-POSCO movement in Orissa, India. It describes how POSCO signed an MOU in 2005 to build a massive 12 MTPA steel plant that would displace over 22,000 people and damage local ecosystems. Clearances for the project were granted despite not following proper assessment and violating tribal rights. The project threatens local livelihoods from betel farming and fishing. Over 2,000 people have been protesting the forced land acquisition by forming human barricades. The struggle against the project and associated corruption continues.
Higher Education in Pakistan: An ICT Integration ViewpointZaffar Ahmed Shaikh
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1) The study surveyed 30 higher education experts in Pakistan using a modified Delphi method to understand their views on the role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in shaping the future of Pakistan's higher education system.
2) Results showed significant gaps in current ICT demand and supply, usage, and ICT-related problems in higher education. Participants saw great potential for ICT to play a crucial role in developing Pakistan's higher education system but noted obstacles like poor infrastructure and lack of resources.
3) Participants suggested that developing an effective and robust ICT policy, increasing funding, providing training and high-tech facilities, and setting clear targets and guidelines could help integrate ICT successfully and improve higher education in
Higher education in pakistan an ict integrationTariq Ghayyur
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1) The document discusses the results of a study that used a modified Delphi method to gather expert opinions in Pakistan on the role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in shaping the future of higher education.
2) A questionnaire was administered over two rounds to 30 higher education experts. Results showed significant gaps in ICT demand and supply, use, and problems in integrating ICTs. Experts saw effective ICT integration as crucial for brightening Pakistan's higher education future.
3) Key findings included experts agreeing that ICTs can play a major role in tasks like teaching, research, and administration. However, barriers like lack of resources, policies, and ICT skills need to be addressed.
many new initiatives have been taken by aicte to improve the quality of technical education India. These initiatives includes model curriculum, induction program for students, internship policy, examination reforms, mandatory internship, industry institute cells in every college, mandatory accreditation, perspective plan for technical education etc.
Nilsook, P., Armstrong, L., Taechatanaset, P., and Ranjeet, T. (2014)
Web-based training in e-Agriculture for Agricultural College.
Proceedings of the 9th Conference of the Asian Federation for Information Technology in
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Innovative smart classes in Korea: outcomes and concernsSaebyeok Lee
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Prof. Heuiseok Lim presented on Korea's innovative smart classes and the outcomes and concerns regarding their implementation. Korea has high rates of tertiary education attainment and spends over 4% of its GDP on education. The use of ICT in education is widespread in Korea, with over 80% of households having internet access and PCs and over 75% using smartphones. Several smart class solutions were introduced using smart devices, digital textbooks, online classes and assessment, and cloud-based platforms. However, concerns include the huge costs of implementation and maintenance, uncertainty about effectiveness, and potential side effects of increased internet and smartphone use.
Design and delivery of a fully online cad cam course for engineering studentIAEME Publication
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This document summarizes an online CAD-CAM course for engineering students designed and delivered by King Khalid University. The course aims to provide students with essential CAD-CAM skills using the university's e-learning infrastructure and tools. The course was developed based on Quality Matters rubrics and received QM recognition. It includes clear learning objectives, weekly modules, activities, and assessments aligned to objectives. Modules contain measurable objectives and instructions to help students learn CAD-CAM concepts and skills. Assessments including quizzes and assignments evaluate students' understanding and progress in the course. The course aims to effectively teach CAD-CAM design and manufacturing processes to engineering students through online resources and interactions.
This document provides an introduction and course guide for CIT415: Introduction to E-Commerce. It outlines the key details of the course including its aims, objectives, structure, units, assessments, and other relevant information. The course introduces concepts of e-commerce, types of e-commerce, developing e-commerce websites and catalogs, online shopping processes, and security considerations. It aims to explain the basic concepts of e-commerce and how to develop and manage successful e-commerce systems and websites. The course is divided into 6 modules and 20 study units, and will assess students through computer-based tests, participation activities, and a final exam.
E-learning has been adopted in Singapore since the 1970s and has evolved with advances in technology. The government implemented two IT masterplans to promote e-learning in schools, establishing infrastructure and training teachers. Schools now widely use learning management systems. Higher education institutions also utilize e-learning through their own systems. Corporates employ e-learning for staff training, often outsourcing development. The government supports e-learning through initiatives like providing online courses for public servants. E-learning is expected to grow with new pedagogical approaches and customized learning management systems.
The document discusses integrating e-learning at QITE, an organization that provides training. It finds that QITE, its trainers and learners are ready for e-learning culturally and that the technology infrastructure can support e-learning. However, some barriers like limited online resources and lack of audio on computers must be addressed. Recommendations include enabling e-learning delivery, modifying IT, and initially offering some course units through e-learning.
IRJET - Dnyanada-Back to Learn: A SurveyIRJET Journal
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This document summarizes a research paper on an Android application called "Back to Learn" that aims to provide educational opportunities for adults in India. The application categorizes content into three levels (Beginner, Moderate, Expert) covering basics like letters, numbers, and advancing to sentence structure and English language lessons. It was created to address India's low literacy rates, as many rural adults lack access to formal education. The application design incorporates user registration, course selection, and an admin interface to manage content. The goal is to make knowledge accessible through a mobile application to help improve India's education rates.
This document provides information about the revised fourth version of the DOEACC 'O' Level syllabus, effective January 2010. It outlines the structure and requirements of the DOEACC 'O' Level course. The course consists of four theory modules, one practical, and one project. It aims to produce junior programmers and EDP assistants equipped with the latest IT skills. Exam details like duration, passing marks, and grading system are also provided. Requirements for registration, eligibility, and validity periods are defined.
E-learning can help organizations achieve sustainability through a triple bottom line approach. It benefits people through flexible, accessible training that increases productivity. It benefits the planet by reducing environmental costs of classroom training through less travel and paper usage. It benefits profits through cost savings on materials, travel, facilities and administrative time while providing measurable ROI. Leading companies implement e-learning strategies using tools like rapid e-learning, web conferencing, custom courses, simulations and telepresence to train employees remotely while reducing carbon footprint.
The document discusses using e-learning techniques to handle on-the-job training for insurers. It notes traditional classroom training has limitations like costs, trainer availability, and lack of flexibility. E-learning provides training through virtual means like web-based modules that allow trainees to learn anywhere, anytime. This reduces costs while increasing flexibility for trainees and trainers. While e-learning is best for information-based training, classroom is still needed for collaborative or experience-based programs. The document provides guidelines for implementing a successful e-learning program through strategies, content development, and delivery methods. It also discusses how to evaluate programs for e-learning suitability and calculate return on investment.
Briefing on ITC test and new ITCE framework - 24-25 May 2011LTTC
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This document discusses the implementation of a new IT competency framework and test for pre-service teachers in Hong Kong. It introduces a new Information Technology Competence (ITC) Test for non-education undergraduate programs and a revised ITCE framework for teacher education programs from 2012 onwards. The new ITCE framework focuses on four dimensions: technical knowledge, socio-cultural awareness, pedagogical integration of IT, and managing/leading IT. It consists of the ITC test plus integrating IT competencies across education program components. Next steps include programs reviewing how they currently integrate IT and identifying areas for improvement with institutional support.
Interoperability academy as an enabler for advanced digital skills(1)PanagiotisKeramidis
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The document outlines the Interoperability Academy, which aims to improve advanced digital skills for public servants. It provides online and in-person courses on interoperability topics through its roadmap. Existing courses cover implementing the European Interoperability Framework and presenting data visually. Upcoming courses include introductions to standards like IMAPS, licensing, and linked data. The Academy also studies interoperability skills frameworks and maintains a collection of resources on Joinup.
State of the art analysis of MOOC provisions for the EU labour marketRobert Farrow
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Presentation given at the Huis van de Nederlandse Provincies (HNP) in Brussels for the European MOOC Consortium: Labour Markets project. The slides summarise the outcome of a rapid assessment of evidence about the provision of Massive Open Online Courses in the European area.
This document discusses the organizational benefits of e-learning beyond just cost savings. It argues that while cost reductions are an important first level benefit, focusing only on costs can prevent organizations from realizing e-learning's full strategic potential. The document outlines evidence that e-learning can improve performance through faster learning, knowledge retention, and just-in-time support. It also asserts that e-learning can transform organizations by facilitating learning communities, continuous improvement, and competitive advantages when properly aligned with strategic goals.
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The document discusses Performance SCORM, which aims to improve learning data readiness, life cycle logistics, and content management. It identifies issues like a lack of requirements for content format and naming. Three requirements are outlined: improving SCORM support for content management practices; allowing communities of practice to develop custom aggregation models; and integrating content authoring tools with common source databases. Solutions propose referencing the S1000D and DITA specifications in SCORM, substituting SCORM functions with those from S1000D/DITA, and developing an API connecting authoring tools to S1000D/DITA databases. This would improve data sharing across the learning content life cycle.
The document discusses Festo Didactic, a division of Festo Group that provides industrial automation training and consulting services. It details Festo Didactic's global presence in over 70 countries, annual turnover of around 80 million euros, and 400 employees worldwide. It also outlines Festo Didactic's training approach, which includes standardized trainings in over 50 countries and a "Train the Trainer" methodology to strengthen customers' organizations.
AICC β Example of an Industry Organizationopenforum
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The document summarizes the Aviation Industry Computer-Based Training Committee (AICC), an international organization that develops guidelines for computer-based training. It discusses the AICC's history, accomplishments, current work promoting interoperability standards, and future plans to address emerging training technologies and communications between members.
The document discusses e-learning in the automotive industry. It introduces Infoman GmbH, which specializes in production integrated learning to standardize training within production processes and optimize processes using worker knowledge. Their e-learning aims to precisely and sustainably improve skills through IT-based training on the shop floor. The target groups are shop floor personnel, machine operators, and maintenance technicians, as two-thirds of job learning occurs at the workplace.
The document summarizes the scope, structure, activities, and future directions of ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36, the subcommittee on learning technologies within ISO/IEC JTC1. SC36 has 27 active projects, focuses on developing standards for e-learning vocabulary, profiles, quality assurance, and more. It has published 12 standards so far and has plans to approve 3-6 more new projects this year. The document also discusses future trends in e-learning that SC36 may address like connectivism, learning ecologies, and personalized adaptive learning environments.
The document discusses standards for open content and licensing using Creative Commons. It outlines the freedoms of sharing, remixing, and distributing open content as long as attribution is provided, the content is not used commercially, and similar sharing is applied if the content is altered. The document also provides information about the locations of Jan M. Pawlowski and Christian M. Stracke's work in JyvΓΒ€skylΓΒ€, Finland and Bonn, Germany.
Multilingualism β A Major Challenge for our Industryopenforum
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The document discusses the challenges of multilingualism for Raytheon's professional services division in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. It provides statistics on the translation of over 100 courses into more than 22 languages each year, totaling over 7 million words translated. It then describes Raytheon's two-phase process for deploying and localizing training content for local markets, including translation, proofreading, and localization of market-specific data, legal regulations, and other localized elements. The main challenge is managing versions across the centralized translation phase and decentralized localization phase to avoid inconsistencies and increased maintenance costs.
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Building Your Employer Brand with Social MediaLuanWise
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Presented at The Global HR Summit, 6th June 2024
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The Evolution and Impact of OTT Platforms: A Deep Dive into the Future of Ent...ABHILASH DUTTA
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This presentation provides a thorough examination of Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms, focusing on their development and substantial influence on the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on the Indian market.We begin with an introduction to OTT platforms, defining them as streaming services that deliver content directly over the internet, bypassing traditional broadcast channels. These platforms offer a variety of content, including movies, TV shows, and original productions, allowing users to access content on-demand across multiple devices.The historical context covers the early days of streaming, starting with Netflix's inception in 1997 as a DVD rental service and its transition to streaming in 2007. The presentation also highlights India's television journey, from the launch of Doordarshan in 1959 to the introduction of Direct-to-Home (DTH) satellite television in 2000, which expanded viewing choices and set the stage for the rise of OTT platforms like Big Flix, Ditto TV, Sony LIV, Hotstar, and Netflix. The business models of OTT platforms are explored in detail. Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) models, exemplified by Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, offer unlimited content access for a monthly fee. Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD) models, like iTunes and Sky Box Office, allow users to pay for individual pieces of content. Advertising-Based Video on Demand (AVOD) models, such as YouTube and Facebook Watch, provide free content supported by advertisements. Hybrid models combine elements of SVOD and AVOD, offering flexibility to cater to diverse audience preferences.
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The impact of OTT platforms on the Bollywood film industry is significant. The competition for viewers has led to a decrease in cinema ticket sales, affecting the revenue of Bollywood films that traditionally rely on theatrical releases. Additionally, OTT platforms now pay less for film rights due to the uncertain success of films in cinemas.
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e-Learning & Standard Application in Korean Industry
1. e-Learning & Standard Application in Korean Industry 5 th of Sep. 2008 Han Tae In Steel Industry of POSCO Case
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3. Index II. Corporate e-Learning in Korea 1. Status of introducing e-Learning in corporate training 2. e-Learning Demand of Corporate Training 3.Β Introduction of e-Learning by year 4. e-Learning manpower in corporate 5. Expectation of using e-Learning in corporate in the future 6. Contents producing and using type in corporate 7. Number of e-Learning contents produced( for 2007 year) 8. Subside for e-Learning of training for employees 9. The field of e-Learning courses 10. Comparing of learning effect for e-Learning VS off-line learning 11. Effect of reducing expenses after e-Learning 12. Expected effect of e-Learning introduction 13. Problems in operation of e-Learning in corporate 14. Expectation about expanding e-Learning in corporate training 15. Expectation of governmental policy for introducing e-Learning
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32. 5. Specific content of QM by operating process management β Reflecting of the best education needs by e-Survey system development, operation 1) Operation planning phase (1/3) III. Steel industry case of POSCO Education requirement analysis and the present application evaluation system Unit organization skill education needs analysis system γ Needs searchΒ· analysis system γ Supporting adoption performance γ Supporting on-Line education consulting γ DB establishment for technology needs the appropriate unit organization γ Tool development for periodic aggregating real time needs - Using the standard needs sheet per field γ Needs reflection by Just-In-Time γ Feedback rapidly data of analysis result γ Establishment of on-line consulting related education γ Need analysis of factory unit γ Standardization of needs analysis process appropriating to unit organization γ Selected adoption of necessary technology γ Identification of new technology needs and selection course γ Needs analysis of education for workplace worker γ e-Learning quality improvement by evaluating work adoption γ Customized course development through consulting γ Identification needs per unit organization by using the system γ Customized course development for potential technology Needs γ Performance improvement through active adopting work Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
33. 5. Specific content of QM by operating steps β Contents quality management by deliberate council β» Operation of βcontents quality evaluation deliberate councilβ (4persons) 1) Operation planning phase (2/3) III. Steel industry case of POSCO Course development c ouncil committee (before development) Quality assurance activity of development phase (during development) Deliberate council (after development) γ Deliberate council : 7 persons γ Verification about educational contents, propriety and effectiveness γ Communication system between with the planner, the quality manager and the project manager γ Deliberate council : 7persons γ A ~ C grade evaluation by each module γ Verification development propriety and the investigation propriety course development which is systematic and rational contributes in management result γ Execution the report which is development phased by quality verification * Starting and ending, fixed period (daytime/monthly publication), non-periodical etc γ Investigation of content development according to learning object, expression of contents, appropriation of description type and instructional design γ Investigation in advance development propriety γ Risk management γ Quality inspection by periodic monitoring γ Contents re-plan and complement below C grade γ Contents quality diagnosis and improvement Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
34. 5. Specific content of QM by operating steps β Encouraging the learning activity by forcing of tutorβs competence β» Operating on-line community for enforcing tutor community 1) Operation planning phase (3/3) III. Steel industry case of POSCO Public invitation of tutor in company Operating tutor training course γ A pplication of tutor r egular public invitation system (by contents module unit) γ Program of forcing tutorβs competency γ Basic important condition (Ministry of Labor standard adoption) - The person who is an above of corresponding field practical career 3Year -The person who has above of master degree corresponding field γ Evaluation item - Qualification condition, interview and service record, The others γ Tutor training course, and solving new knowledge and operational errors through tutor workshop γ Recruiting tutor who is active and positive γ Inactive tutor who is shift possibility immediately γ Trading the opinion and providing information by the off-line meeting of tutors γ Communication for improvement method about e-Learning tutor activities Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
35. 5. Specific content of QM by operating steps β Education guidance and application support β» Providing the specific information and sample course when someone click the course 2) Operation preparing phase (1/2) III. Steel industry case of POSCO Learning course path Learning recommendation process γ Providing Learning roadmap -> Deriving efficient learning γ Providing systematic learning activity guide -> Reinforcement of self-development support system γ Presentation concretely the course for the learning to complete at before and after -> inducing the learning motivation and supporting to meet the needs Self-development γ Classification course operating by level and learning guide γ Providing course classification by function qualification γ Providing content - Design according to personnel system and educational system of the company - Consideration the present business field and accomplishment career γ Selection possibility the field which forecasts the changing work position in the future γ Management the changing things of recommendation course γ Providing content - Selection the field which the learner needs by system of educational process of the company - Realization available to select duplicable the course γ Problem solving of difficult to select previous learning course when the position change γ Ability of supporting efficient learning γ Inducing the learning motivation and inciting learning accomplishing craving γ Supporting systemic learning before and after changing the work position γ Finding professional knowledge and improving management performance by inducing the learning motivation γ Contributing the improvement of work competence by supporting interrelated learning course Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
36. 5. Specific content of QM by operating steps β Providing learning guide and registration by diagnosing individuals competence 2) Operation preparing phase (2/2) III. Steel industry case of POSCO Providing customized learning course by diagnosing individuals competence γ Analysis the division of lack Individuals competence -> Providing learning course relation needed in and out company γ Development the diagnosis system by work competence of company -> Providing rational and objective self-development learning γ Establishment DB of work skill and external curriculum γ Establishment interface related personnel assessment with work competence γ Strengthening self-reflection by diagnosis result, and review function γ Strengthening the relation with personnel strategy of company and using the distribution of human recourse γ Maximizing learning effect through supporting the establishment of the competence system γ Identification of learning roadmap and reengineering Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
37. 5. Specific content of QM by operating steps β Improving learning quality and maximizing the learning effectiveness by various operation method 3) Operation phase (1/2) III. Steel industry case of POSCO Operating the cyber-course customized according to individuals competence Learning related KM Using the SEPSS γ Supporting the customized learning focused on leaner competence for increasing learning effect γ Sharing work and learning experience γ Standardization of KM process γ Knowledge specialist institutional establishment γ Activation and life of KM γ Supporting the process for improvement related action strategy by whole and division of company γ Self-selecting and compositing and opening the learning course process learning γ Supporting the learning by a person in charge of the course γ Operation centered in the course developed by oneself, which can mutually composition γ One-Stop using necessary knowledge γ Knowledge packaging learning organization γ Strengthening work specialist competence learning organization γ Providing and management procedure process by steps γ Using the sample and managing the interesting field about assignment γ Increasing the learning effect and expanding the chance of Self-Directed learning according to competence of individuals γ Increasing the work efficiency by using necessary knowledge One- Stop γ Heightening of competitiveness for every employee as knowledge worker γ Getting by experience of success / failure γ Decreasing the deviation of work knowledge γ Systemic management of work improvement according to the process schedule γ Supporting the Project efficiently Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
38. 5. Specific content of QM by operating steps β Supporting learning activity and tutoring by learning monitoring 3) Operation phase (2/2) III. Steel industry case of POSCO LMS based on learner Push service of learning process information precious education matter management and tutor support System failure rehabilitation and confrontation system γ establishment based on total learning competence management γ One stop learning service function γ Providing learning process information Push Service γ Automatic mailing service of question and answer γ Establishment of precious learning operating management system γ Providing timely tutoring for activation of interaction of lecturer and learner γ Minimization of obstacle occurrence by observing standards process and preventive maintenance γ Relation work with learning γ Supporting the learning one stop service γ Operating (by using the name tag) learning guide automatic mailing system at periodic course procedure γ Providing program and resource for improving competence of learner Individuals γ work automation of the simple repetition education progress business automation γ Response quick and accurate when the error occurs γ Providing learning activity of in-out company on the one screen from registration of On/Off Line education to management after γ Encouragement and evaluation for lasting learner Increasing person who complete by sending the mail and message γ Increasing education satisfaction by strengthening tutor activity immediately solution about the question γ learning progress ratio, learning time by managing daily learning amount and increasing learning understanding γ Recurrence prevention thorough removal cause of occurrence obstacle γ prevention of similar obstacle occurring Beforehand by sharing content information of obstacle Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
39. 5. Specific content of QM by operating steps β Improving the learning process continuously by analysis learning result and improvement idea, monitoring result 4) Operation management phase III. Steel industry case of POSCO Analysis e-Learning performance and monitoring result Feedback learning result for learner Managing tutor Reflection Of learning result in personnel γ Check and analysis course openly γ Analysis of monitoring about improvement idea γ Participation in survey and submitting completion assessment and feedback of grade γ Operating the tutor activity managing criteria ( Tutor activity assessment ) γ Relation time of learning completion with personnel γ Connecting personnel and compensation for qualified person γ Analysis of main content -N of learner, completion ratio, learner satisfaction, improvement idea, monitoring opinion, average learning joining time, adoption of work, ROI etc. γ flexible assessment schedule γ Managing the problem bank γ Providing learning result contents - comparing the learning time, learning participation, learning understanding, completion γ Providing incentive great tutor activity and changing the inadequate tutor γ MBO registration, Personnel DB input, Reflection in the promotion γ assessment and personnel assessment reflection by managing BSC criteria of e-Learning γ Establishment of course which the studies accomplishing and completion ratio is inactive γ System improvement and operation criteria rearrangement, strengthening tutor activity for increasing convenience of learner γ learning promotion by providing result and competing with other learner γ Inducing participation tutor activity γ Increasing leaning participation γ Increasing learning effect Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
40. 5. Specific content of QM by operating steps β Supporting learning continuously 5) Operation sentence phase III. Steel industry case of POSCO Consulting information After learning contents quality assessment committee CoP activity γ periodically providing learner information related learning after completion of course -> learning accomplishment, self-test, and guide after learning γ assessment committee member: 4persons γ Content composition, design, learning design, user convenience, realization technology γ increasing learning effect like increasing competence of self-development by voluntary CoP composition after learning γ Providing content - related book, related article, related common sense, Technical terminology explains, the seminar and meeting holding etc. γ Selective sorting possibility of learning consulting information Provider γ Quality assessment after operating for 1Year γ Total Community composition: 15field 899 compositions γ CoP composition after learning : 61courses 17,487persons (focus on q ualification acquisition ) γ Inducing continuous self-development by providing information related learning after completing the course γ Planning for increasing work competence by providing continuous learning γ Creating the voluntary and participate learning atmosphere not one-time γ Decision of the refresh level according to their grade γ Qualification acquisition present condition after operating Advantage Trait Strategy of realization
41. 6. Effect and current issues βΆ Investigating needs which are suitable in digital knowledge time and contents quality guarantees βΆ Connecting directly in work and business performance with establishment various operating support system 1 βΆ Inducing continuous self-development and learning in aspect of life long learning βΆ Leaning the high performance of business by connecting with work 2 βΆ Cyber education course is appropriate learning style for adults because it is satisfying the various needs of individuals and considering the competence of individuals not common education for popular people 3 βΆ Maximizing learning effect by supporting the establishment of systematic and rational competence system, connecting with personnel strategy, providing methods to supplement, developing the lack competence of individuals 4 III. Steel industry case of POSCO