Digital developments in higher education Theory and practice   Edited by Peter Roberts & Mark Chambers     ISBN 0 947568 78 6 05 2 2001 £30.00/US$55.00     Order this book   Recommend to library   Back   Home

CONTENTS   Exploring digital realms: higher education and cyberspace Mark Chambers and Peter Roberts   Getting blown to bits: what happens when market imperatives push higher education on-line Timothy W. Luke   The contingent university: an ethical critique Richard G. Bagnall   Repositioning knowledge in the information age: implications for higher education Sharon Harvey   Boundaryless behaviour, and knowledge as the ultimate ready-made David Beckett   The virtual university, social capital and lifelong learning Tom Schuller   The crisis in scholarly publishing: exploring electronic solutions Peter Roberts   Experimenting with change: using technology to expand notions of literacy and the classroom Pamela Gay   Electronic discussion: classroom discourse revisited in cyberspace Judy M. Parr   On-line learning: a quality experience Cathy Gunn and John Barnett   The new virtual university and the changing marketplace for higher education: creating opportunities with technology Mike Sosteric   Why should a university like Oxford become an on-line educator? Jonathan Darby   A probe into the future of academic collaboration between British and New Zealand institutions of higher learning Mark Chambers and Paul Atkins