In the person of the „quality developer“, the concepts of the staff and the organisational developer merge in a common striving for more excellence. Institutions in further education that wish to take quality development into their own hands thus are defining a new temporary role that has to rely on very special competences. Elke Mathes explains about this role and adds insights on further qualification needs from the DIE course “Quality developer in institutions of adult education”.
Begriffklärungen rund um das Thema Qualität.
Der Autor plädiert dafür, die Ergebnisse der PISA-Studie in der Weiterbildung zu diskutieren und in den Konsequenzen auf die Perspektive in der eigenen Entwicklung zu transferieren.
Dietsche diskutiert die Möglichkeit, einen Ausbildungsberuf „Bildungskaufmann/-frau“ zu schaffen. Welche Vorteile brächte eine solche spezifische Ausbildung, welche Rückwirkungen hätte dies auf den Bildungsbereich insgesamt, wie könnte ein Curriculum aussehen?
Myoshi berichtet von ihrer zweijährigen Erfahrung in einer Tochterfirma von Mitsubishi. Anhand dieses Beispiels erläutert sie die zentrale Bedeutung der Weiterbildung in Japan, markiert aber auch Nachteile einer ausschließlich firmenspezifisch organisierten Weiterbildung.
Ein historischer Längsschnitt zum Thema Wissenschaft im Dialog und Wissenstransfer vom 18. Jahrhundert bis heute.
Begriffklärungen rund um das Thema Wissenschaft und Dialog.
The author describes the emergence of the „virtual organisation“ concept as a tendency towards customization of products on the one hand and the development of a suitable technological basis on the other hand. Networking is discussed as a necessary but not sufficient prerequisite. First and foremost, the process of virtualisation requires changes in the organisational structure of companies that may go as far as a redefinition of the relationship between employees who, if forced into a role of …
Taking the Bavarian Vir tual University (Virtuelle Hochschule Bayern) as an example, the author shows that the innovative potential of vir tual universities lies in the idea of a cooperation of utterly different universities, with teaching staff from different faculties, schools and backgrounds. Bringing these divergent elements together, notably in the question of a mutual acknowledgement of credits issued by each university, is one of the most ambitious aims of the Virtuelle Hochschule Bay…
Virtuality is not the essence of computer-based learning environments: any learning environment contains elements of virtuality in so far as it concerns itself with representations of reality. Even though the difference between computer-based and traditional settings in this respect is one of degree rather than of substance, conditions at the extreme end of the virtuality scale call for a change in learning arrangements. The authors explore the consequences for learners – self-direction, critic…
