An E-learning Portal for Construction Studies
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The document proposes the creation of an E-Learning Portal for construction studies resources to serve as a teaching resource for construction academics. It would provide access to online courses, construction documentation, procedures, manuals, and video clips through an electronic portal. The portal would be maintained by ITPNZ and have support from industry groups and polytechnics. It summarizes the need for the portal given changes in the construction industry and education. Next steps include gaining financial commitments and support for developing and maintaining the portal.
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