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List of Accepted Abstracts at PCF-6
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
1 Ryan, Pamela Dale [email protected] ACCESS FOR ALL AND SUCCESS FOR MOST
2 Ghazi, Shakil Ahmad [email protected]
Hafeez Amtul, Safdar
Muhammad
ASSESSING THE NEEDS OF LITERACY
PERSONNEL IN NON FORMAL BASIC
EDUCATION
3
IGE, OGUNNIYI
AYODEJI [email protected]
BALANCING THE SCALE OF JUSTICE IN TIME
OF UNCERTAINTY THROUGH THE OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING EDUCATION:
LIBERTY, FREEDOM, JUSTICE AND HUMAN
RIGHT WITHOUT EDUCATION ARE MERE
WORDS WITHOUT EFFICACY
4 yasmin [email protected]
CAN OPEN AND DISTANCE EDUCATION
BRING SOCIAL JUSTICE TO THE WEAKER
SECTIONS OF THE SOCIETY?
5 Lentell, Helen [email protected]
GOING THE DISTANCE: WHAT IT TAKES TO
ACHIEVE ACCESS AND SUCCESS IN DISTANCE
LEARNING.
6 Wijeratne, M. [email protected] Silva, W.N. De
IMPLICATIONS OF INTERVENTIONS: SRI
LANKAN EXPERIENCE ON LIFELONG
LEARNING FOR FARMERS
7 Martha [email protected] JUSTICE
8 Joseph, M.John [email protected]
Thomas A, Amirtham SJ
Thomas
LIFELONG LEARNING FOR LIVELIHOOD
PROMOTION: A RURAL EXPERIMENT IN THE
MADURAI DISTRICT OF TAMIL NADU
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No
Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
9 Gani, Abdul [email protected]
MAPPING OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
FOR ACCESS AND EQUITY IN HIGHER
EDUCATION IN INDIA
10 Schoor, At Van [email protected]
MASS BASED CAREER COUNSELING TO
ACHIEVE SOCIAL JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO
THE CAREER COUNSELING NEEDS OF
ENTERING STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY
OF SOUTH AFRICA.
11 Murugan, K. [email protected]
OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING (ODL):
QUEST FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE BEYOND ACCESS
12
Nwaogu, Ifeyinwa
M.Ogbonna
[email protected];mauify@yaho
o.co.uk
OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING AND
FEMINISM: DISCOURSES OF ACCESS TO
JUSTICE, LIBERTY AND LIVELIHOOD
13 Sultana, Sadia Afroze [email protected] Kamal, Mostafa Azad
REACHING THE UNREACHED THROUGH ODL
– HOW IT CONTRIBUTES TO FEMALE
EMPOWERMENT IN BANGLADESH?
14 Safdar,Muhammad [email protected] Iqbal, Muhammad Zafar
ROLE OF ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY
IN PROMOTING ACCESS AND DEMOTING
GENDER DISPARITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION
IN PAKISTAN
15
Khanyane, Marethabile
Matilda [email protected]
THE ACCESSIBILITY OF ODL TO THE
DISADVANTAGED- TEENAGE EMPLOYEES
16 Bist, Dinesh Singh [email protected]
A COMMUNITY BASED SKILL DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT FOR MUSLIM GIRLS
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No
Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
17 Makamane, Bonang [email protected]
ASSESSMENT IN OPEN AND DISTANCE
LEARNING INSTITUTIONS: ISSUES AND
CHALLENGES
18 Kaur, Kuldip [email protected]
Tek Chung Han, Lee
Nagarajah
CORRELATES OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
FOR MASTER OF EDUCATION STUDENTS AT
OPEN UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA
19 Ofoha, Dorothy [email protected]
EQUALIZING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
IN NIGERIA
THROUGH OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING
20 Dev, Kapil [email protected]
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS ACQUISITION
FROM A DISTANCE:
MEETING THE CHANGING DEMANDS OF
DISADVANTAGED
21 Louw, W [email protected]
LEARNERS‟ PERCEPTIONS OF OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAMMES: THE
CASE OF NAMIBIAN COLLEGE OF OPEN
LEARNING (NAMCOL)
22 Khoshneshin, Zohreh [email protected] Fazelian, Pouran
MEDIA, EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND
ONLINE LEARNING IN IRAN VIRTUAL
UNIVERSITIES
23 Thomas, A. J. [email protected]
OPEN LEARNING COMMUNITIES FOR
DEVELOPMENT: REVISITING THE GENDER
DIMENSIONS
24 Uva, Terhemba Nom
[email protected] OPEN AND DISTANCE EDUCATION: A
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
Ambe- CONTRIBUTION TO ACCESIBLE EDUCATION,
POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND
EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN?
25 Venkaiah, Vunnam
ROLE OF OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING IN
SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT– A CASE STUDY OF
DR. B.R. AMBEDKAR OPEN UNIVERSITY
26 Mahajan, Ravi K [email protected]
SCALING UP QUALITY IN THE
QUANTITATIVE PAPERS SUBSCRIBED
THROUGH DISTANCE MODE
27 Amey, F. L. O. [email protected] M. Bagopi
THE BOTSWANA EXPERIENCE IN
DEVELOPING THE OERS – SCALING UP OR
SCALING DOWN
28 Nowbuth, Manta Devi [email protected]
THE IMPORTANCE AND ADAPTABILITY OF
LIFELONG LEARNERS TO DISTANCE AND
ONLINE LEARNING
29
Amadi, Martha
Nkechinyere
ACCESS AND SUCCESS THE ROLE OF
DISTANCE EDUCATION IN GIRL CHILD
EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
30 Akhter, Zobaida [email protected]
UNLOCKING THE POTENTIALS:
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE
EDUCATION OF THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
THROUGH OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING
31 Priyadarshini, Anita [email protected] USING TECHNOLOGY FOR STRENGTHENING
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No
Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
OPEN SCHOOLING
A STUDY OF THE NI ON PROJECT OF NIOS
32
Rahman, Md.
Mizanoor [email protected] Panda, Santosh
FEEDBACK ON SELF-LEANING MATERIALS
(SLMS) OF THE JUNIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
(JSC) PROGRAM OF THE OPEN SCHOOL OF
BANGLADESH OPEN UNIVERSITY: SELECT
CASE STUDIES
33 Fowler, C.J.H [email protected]
Nkanbule D,Vilakati N,
Sukati W,
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE PERFORMANCE
OF DISTANT AND CONVENTIONAL
STUDENTS STUDYING LAW AND COMMERCE
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SWAZILAND.
34
Daniel, Iyabode
Omolara [email protected]
DISPLACING GENDER INEQUALITY
THROUGH ODL: THE NATIONAL OPEN
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA ENGLISH
PROGRAMME AS A POTENTIAL TOOL
35 Otto, Kephers O. [email protected]
OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING (ODL) FOR
WOMEN IN HAWKING BUSINESS
EXPERIENCES FROM BEYOND SURVIVAL
PROJECT, MARIGAT KENYA.
36 Thamizoli P. [email protected]
Kamaraj, Balasubramanian
K.
SOCIAL RESOURCE, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND
SOCIAL LEARNING CAPITAL IN THE LIFE
LONG LEARNING (L3) PROGRAMME AMONG
THE WOMEN FARMERS FROM THENI
DISTRICT, SOUTH INDIA
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No
Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
37 Parthasarathy, M S [email protected]
A TRACER STUDY OF DISABLED DISTANCE
LEARNERS OF IGNOU AND THEIR
EMPLOYABILITY
38 Singh, Vandana
ACCESS TO EQUALITY IN EDUCATION FOR
CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY THROUGH
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
39 vaidya , shubhangi [email protected]
CREATING INCLUSIVE LEARNING
ENVIRONMENTS FOR PERSONS WITH AUTISM
SPECTRUM DISORDER
40 Rebaque , Pablo [email protected]
DISABILITIES & ICT‟S FOR LEARNING:
DEVELOPING AN ACCESSIBLE LEARNING
ENVIRONMENT FROM A USER CENTERED
DESIGN PERSPECTIVE
41 Kajumbula, Richard
ENABLING SUCCESS OF STUDENTS WITH
DISABILITIES ON TEACHER-TRAINING
DISTANCE EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN
UGANDA; A COMPARISON OF TWO DUAL
MODE UNIVERSITIES.
42 Mishra, M.P. [email protected]
Tripathi R.C, Sharma Vinay
Kumar
ICT AS A TOOL FOR TEACHING AND
LEARNING IN RESPECT OF LEARNER WITH
DISABILITY
43 Dlamini, Shokahle R. [email protected]
SHOULD THEY BE EXCLUDED? ADULT
EDUCATION AND ADULT PERSONS WITH
DISABILITY IN SWAZILAND
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
44
Olakulehin, Felix
Kayode [email protected]
THE ROLE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION IN
EMPOWERING LEARNERS WITH DISABILITIES
IN WEST AFRICA
45
Chandramohan,
Balasubramanyam [email protected]
CELEBRATING GOOD PRACTICE IN THE
COMMONWEALTH: CONCLUSIONS FROM THE
„INCLUDING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN
EDUCATION‟ CONFERENCE OF THE COUNCIL
FOR EDUCATION IN THE COMMONWEALTH
(CEC), LONDON
46 Diergaardt, Wynand [email protected]
A MULTIMEDIA CONTENT DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGY: THE NAMCOL EXPERIENCE
47 Sen, Rekha Sharma
BELIEFS REGARDING APPROACHES TO
STUDY AND LEARNING STYLES: THE
PRIMACY OF GENDER AS THE MEDIATING
VARIABLE
48 Sardana,Poornima [email protected]
COMMUNITY BASED LEARNING AND
OUTREACH- IMPLEMENTATION IN DESIGN
49 Das, Tapon Kumar [email protected]
DEVELOPING CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
FOR NON-FORMAL EDUCATION THROUGH
ICT-ENABLED ODL SYSTEM IN BANGLADESH
50 Misra, Neeti [email protected]
EASYNOW TECHNIQUES: EMPOWERING
TEACHERS TO CREATE CONTENTS USING
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
51 McKay, Blythe [email protected]
E-LEARNING COURSE SUPPORTS AFRICAN
BROADCASTERS TO DEVELOP RADIO SCRIPTS
ON SMALLHOLDER FARMER INNOVATION
52 Abas, Zoraini Wati [email protected]
Lim Tina, Mohamad
Norazlina
ENGAGING ODL LEARNERS THROUGH
MOBILE LEARNING AT OPEN UNIVERSITY
MALAYSIA
53 Mohan, Anoop [email protected] Savalia, Ramesh
GRAMDOOT – ICT FOR SUSTAINABLE
LIVELIHOODS
54 Mora, Jose [email protected]
HOW TO DESIGN, CREATE AND USE AN E-
LEARNING WEBMAIL SYSTEM IN A VIRTUAL
UNIVERSITY?
55 Barman, Sir Badan [email protected] Nair, Preethi Janardanan
KRISHNA KANTA HANDIQUE STATE OPEN
UNIVERSITY AT THE THRESHOLD OF ICT
BASED ENVIRONMENT
56 McGreal, Rory [email protected]
MOBILE DEVICES AND THE FUTURE OF FREE
EDUCATION 2010
57 Vuong, Son
Schoeder Jonatan , Alam
Mohammed
MOBILE LEARNING FOR FARMERS VIA LIVES -
LEARNING THROUGH INTERACTIVE VOICE
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
58 POLE, RAM V [email protected]
QUALITATIVE AND INTERACTIVE E
LEARNING THROUGH “VSAT”
RURAL KNOWLEDGE EMPOWERMENT
THROUGH ICT AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
60 Shareef, Ali Fawaz [email protected] SMS INTEGRATION WITH ONLINE LEARNING
61 Mkuchu, Sydney G. V. [email protected]
TOWARDS WRITING GENDER RESPONSIVE
ODL STUDY MATERIALS: A CASE STUDY AT
THE OPEN UNIVERSITY OF TANZANIA
62
Lopez, Jose Manuel
Rivera [email protected]
USE OF WEB ANNOTATION IN AN OPEN
EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT
63
NONGUR, PAUL
WEB CENTERS FOR RURAL PNG: FOR
SOCIOECONOMIC AND RURAL
DEVELOPMENT
64
Murthy, Copparapu
MEDIA SUPPORT FOR FARMING AND
ALTERNATE LIVELIHOODS: A COMPARATIVE
STUDY OF ETV VS OTHER TV CHANNELS IN
THE STATE OF ANDHRA PRADESH
65
Adewale, Olubiyi
Adeniyi [email protected]
PERCEPTION OF LEARNERS ON ELECTRONIC
EXAMINATION IN OPEN AND DISTANCE
LEARNING INSTITUTIONS: A CASE STUDY OF
NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA
66 Agrawal, Neeti [email protected] Singh, Leena
TEACHING METHODOLOGY FOR
PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMES IN ODL: AN
EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE
MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME OF IGNOU
67 Hummel, U.I. [email protected]
BARRIERS TO LEARNING: THE DIFFERENCE
DISTANCE LEARNING CAN MAKE IN
NAMIBIA
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
68 Luck, Lee Tan leeta [email protected]
SUPPORTING COMMUNITY LEARNING WITH
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND KNOWLEDGE
FOR SOCIETAL DEVELOPMENT: OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING TO EDUCATE RURAL
FARMERS BY ENHANCED BLENDED
LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
THROUGH SCHOOL ICT LABORATORY IN
MALAYSIA
69 Koomson, Ebenezer [email protected]
THE USE OF POTENTIAL SOCIAL STRUCTURES
AND ENTITIES FOR HIV PREVENTION
EDUCATION: THE ROLE OF QUEEN MOTHERS
IN GHANA
70 Dzakiria, Hisham [email protected]
THE NATURE AND VALUE OF INTERACTION
IN OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING(ODL)
71
Cran, Wendy
Drummond [email protected] Cran, Gregory
INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERSHIPS UTILIZING A
DE-INSTITUTIONALIZE LEARNING
APPROACH, PEACEBUILDING, CREATING A
LEARNING COMMUNITY, ENGAGEMENT
STRATEGIES FOR DIS-ENGAGED LEARNERS
72
Sharma, Ramesh
Chander [email protected]
COMMUNITY LITERACY AND DISTANCE
EDUCATION IN GUYANA
73 NJOKU, Ndu [email protected]
'WINNING 'THE NIGER BATTLE' THROUGH
SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY-BASED
LEARNING AND OUTREACH: THE
CHALLENGE OF COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA'S OIL-RICH
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
REGION
74 Nowbuth, Manta Devi [email protected]
THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY SERVICE
LEARNING IN ENGINEERING
75 Protz, Maria [email protected]
GETTING READY: USING PARTICIPATORY
COMMUNICATION AND LEARNING TO
IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY AND CLIMATE
CHANGE ADAPTATION IN JAMAICA
76
Tripathi, Shiv K. and
Rathnam, B.V. [email protected] Rathnam, B.V.
INTEGRATING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
PERSPECTIVE IN UNIVERSITY FUNCTIONS:
A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO STRENGTHEN
UNIVERSITY-COMMUNITY LINKAGE
77 MA, Cathryn E Wood [email protected]
ENGAGING COMMUNITIES WITH FARM
RADIO IN MALAWI – A REVIEW.
DISTANCE EDUCATION IN ENHANCING
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, SUCCESS
STORIES AND COUNTRY PLANS. A CASE
STUDY OF UGANDAN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS
OF LEARNING.
79 Nou, Goru Hane [email protected]
COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN PAPUA NEW
GUINEA.
80 Vidanapathirana, N.P. [email protected]
Hirimburegama K,
U.Coomaraswamy
ON-LINE DISTANCE LEARNING FOR
IMPROVING SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS OF
FARMING COMMUNITY IN SRI LANKA
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
81 Inglis, Alistair [email protected]
ASSESSING THE NEED FOR A QUALITY
FRAMEWORK DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR
MANAGING THE PROVISION OF ONLINE
DISTANCE EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES
82 Steve Warner [email protected]
USING SOCIAL NETWORKS TO ASSIST
LEARNERS IN OPEN SCHOOLING IN
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
83 saah , albert [email protected] Mensah , Joseph
COMMUNITY BASED LEARNING AND
OUTREACH FOR DEVELOPMENT: THE
URBANITE WOMAN-LEARNER
PARTICIPATION OF MASS LITERACY
PROGRAM IN ACCRA, GHANA
84 Hirt, Rebecca [email protected]
Kimani Edwin, Dutt
Sandeep
EXTENDING NON-FORMAL LEARNING &
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO 14-25
YEAR OLDS THROUGH OPEN AWARD
CENTRES.”
85 Khan, Nowshad [email protected]
THE POTENTIAL FOR IMPROVING THE
INTERACTION AND EFFECTIVENESS OF
DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS RESEARCH,
EXTENSION AND VILLAGE RELIGIOUS
LEADERS AS INFORMAL APPROACH FOR
AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN
DISADVANTAGED AREA
86 Takwale,Ram [email protected]
Deshmukh M N, Sonavane A MODEL OF DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
Sanjeev, Naidu Som FOR SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION”*
87 Mishra, Jyotsna [email protected]
COASTAL COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER:
AN OPEN EDUCATION PLATFORM
88 Githethwa, Njuki [email protected]
FROM LISTENERS TO LEARNERS: ACCESS AND
SUCCESS OF OPEN AND DISTANT LEARNING
THROUGH COMMUNITY MEDIA.
89 Coomaraswamy, Uma [email protected]
Rama Kondapalli , Hope
Andrea
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR SELF-
EVALUATION AND QUALITY ENHANCEMENT
IN DISTANCE HIGHER EDUCATION
90
Chandramohan,
Balasubramanyam [email protected]
PROMOTING ACCESS TO, AND SUCCESS IN,
OPEN LEARNING IN HEAVILY
DISADVANTAGED COUNTRIES: EXPERIENCE
OF SIERRA LEONE
91 Reju, Sunday A. [email protected] Olakulehin, Felix K.
SUSTAINABILITY OF OPEN EDUCATIONAL
RESOURCES FOR DISTANCE LEARNING
SYSTEMS IN AFRICA: OPTIONS AND
OPPORTUNITIES
92 Okopi,Fidel O [email protected]
SIX SIGMA AS MODEL OF ASSURING QUALITY
LEARNER SUPPORT SERVICES IN NATIONAL
OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA STUDY
CENTRES.
93 Möwes, D.L. [email protected]
A MANAGEMENT MODEL IN OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING AT THE POLYTECHNIC
OF NAMIBIA TO ENSURE COMPETITIVE
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
ADVANTAGE AND OPTIMUM BENEFITS
94 Gaskell, Anne [email protected] Mills Roger,
CAN WE REALLY LEARN FROM MOBILE
HANDHELD DEVICES
95 Mahalanobis, Surojit [email protected]
TRAIN THE STRINGER AT RURAL AND SEMI-
URBAN NATIVITY‟
TO ENSURE TOTAL COMMUNICATION FOR
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
96 Mallalieu, Kim [email protected] Sankarsingh, Candice
MOBILE OPPORTUNITIES: EXPLORING
INNOVATIVE PATHWAYS FOR
MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES (A TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO PERSPECTIVE).
97 Kiran, M.S. [email protected] Watkins, J.
USING PARTICIPATORY CONTENT CREATION
TO ADDRESS GENDER ISSUES
AT THE GRASSROOTS LEVEL
98 Das, Prasenjit
OPEN EDUCATION RESOURCES AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT:
EXPLORING NEW PATHWAYS OF
KNOWLEDGE IN THE FIELD OF HIGHER
EDUCATION IN ASSAM
99 Jothi, G. [email protected] Santhy P, Valluvaparidasa V
AN INNOVATIVE TOOL FOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT THROUGH DISTANCE
EDUCATION
100
Jogi, Vedavati
Ravindra [email protected] BY THE STUDENTS, FOR THE
STUDENTS:UNIQUE CONCEPT IN DISTANCE
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
LEARNING
101 Lenka, Kishore K. [email protected] Nanda, Bijay K.
COMMUNITY SCHOOLING: NOVEL STRATEGY
TO EXPAND VALUE EDUCATION
102 Takwale, Ram
Sawant Vivek, Deshmukh
M N, Takwale M G
CONSORTIUM APPROACH FOR ORGANIZING
QUALITY EDUCATION FOR
SUSTAINABLE SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
103 Clause, Mary Holz [email protected]
Andrews David H,
Dileepkumar Guntuku
GLOBAL AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE
INITIATIVE: STRENGTHENING THE GLOBAL
COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS, FACULTY AND
EXTENSION AGENTS
104 Bawane, Jyoti [email protected] Takwale Ram, Naidu Som
PROMOTING LEARNER AUTONOMY WITH
SCENARIO-BASED LEARNING: EXPERIENCES
FROM AN INNOVATIVE TEACHER
EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN INDIA.
105 Bawane, Jyoti [email protected] Takwale Ram, Naidu Som
SCENARIO-BASED LEARNING DESIGNS AN
APPROACH TO PROMOTE LEARNER
AUTONOMY: SHARING EXPERIENCES OF AN
INNOVATIVE TEACHER EDUCATION
PROGRAMME IN INDIA.
106 Pepen, Michael Julius [email protected]
EVALUATING LEARNING OBJECTIVES AND
EXPECTED STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES
THROUGH THE ANALYSIS OF SUMMATIVE
ASSESSMENTS: A CASE STUDY IN THE
UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA OPEN
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
COLLEGE.
107 Dogra, Bharti [email protected]
ONLINE DISCUSSION GROUP FOR PRE
SERVICE TEACHERS: AN ODL TOOL FOR LIFE
SKILLS BASED EDUCATION
108 K.S. Rangappa
mysore.ac.in
Kaur Abtar, Fadzil Mansor,
Abas Zoraini Wati, Hashem
Ahmad
PURE ONLINE LEARNING: PEDAGOGICAL,
TECHNOLOGICAL & HUMAN DESIGNS FOR
GREATER ACCESS & SUCCESS
109 Ayata, Helen [email protected] EduSols, Pie
OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN FREE LEARNING
IN KENYA.
110 Karanja, Nancy [email protected] EduSols, Pie
ODL ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING
APPROACH FOR TECHNICAL AND
VOCATIONAL EDUCATORS IN KENYA.
111 Takwale, Ram [email protected]
Sawant Vivek , Deshmukh
M N
NAI TALIM AND GANDHIAN APPROACHES TO
DEVELOPMENT
112 Crichton, Susan [email protected] Onguko, Brown
COLORBOARD – PRODUCT AND PROCESS TO
ENABLE QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL
113 Walker, Elizabeth R [email protected]
Billings Heather, Gomes
Aurelio,Monica Inroga ,
Pearson John,
DESIGNING A PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING
(PBL) AND TEAM-BASED LEARNING (TBL)
CURRICULUM THAT ENHANCES EDUCATION
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GENERAL MEDICAL
PRACTITIONERS IN MOZAMBIQUE
114 Fenrich, P.J. [email protected] IMPROVING THINKING SKILLS: IS
COMPUTER-BASED TRAINING A PART OF THE
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
SOLUTION
115 Tynan,Belinda [email protected]
A COMMUNITY FOR LEARNING AND
TEACHING, RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN
DISTANCE EDUCATION
116 Ghosh, C.K [email protected]
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHEME – CASE
STUDIES OF TWO INSTITUTIONS
117 Gunness, Sandhya
SOCIAL NETWORKING COURSE- SELF-
REGULATING AND SUSTAINABLE CONTEXT
FOR CREATING OPEN EDUCATIONAL
RESOURCES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
MAURITIUS.
118 Yeasmin, Sabina
[email protected] Murthy, CRK
STUDY ON LEARNERS' PREPAREDNESS FOR
DIGITAL LEARNING MATERIALS AS
SUPPLEMENT OF SELF-LEARNING
MATERIALS (SLMS) OF THE OPEN SCHOOL OF
THE BANGLADESH OPEN UNIVERSITY
119 Reddy, Manjushree
manjushree.reddy@learninglinksindi
a.org
LINKING CORPORATE TO COMMUNITY
TECHNOLOGY CENTERS
120 Goitsemang, Lechani [email protected] Bahuma, Julia
THE USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
TO EXPEDITE INFORMATION FLOW
BETWEEN ODL LEARNERS AND THEIR
EDUCATIONAL PROVIDERS HAS GREATLY
ENHANCED COMMUNICATION AND HENCE
INCREASED MORE CONTACT BETWEEN THE
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Name of the First
Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
LEARNER AND THE PROVIDER
121 Siaciwena, Richard [email protected]
CAPACITY BUILDING IN OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING IN THE SOUTHERN
AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT (SADC) REGION
122 Awuah, D. Baffour [email protected]
COORDINATION AND HARMONIZATION OF
TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT IN GHANA:
THE CASE OF THE COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL
AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND
TRAINING (COTVET)
123 Okai, Reynolds [email protected]
DEVELOPMENT OF A TRAINING KIT FOR
SMALL SCALE ARTISANS IN THE KUMASI
METROPOLIS OF GHANA
124 Kumar, Amruth G. [email protected]
EFFECT OF INSTITUTIONAL CLIMATE
PERCEPTION ON INFORMATION SKILLS OF
POST GRADUATE STUDENTS IN INDIA
125 Basu, Amitava [email protected]
EKALAVYAISM – HARNESS NEGLECTED
SKILLS TO BUILD TALENTED RESOURCE
POOL
126
Nair, M
Chandrasekharan [email protected] Das , N.K Mohan
EMPLOYABLE SKILL DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH ODL – AN INDUSTRY- ACADEMIA
COLLABORATIVE MODEL FROM IGNOU
127 Santhy, P. [email protected]
Jothi G. and
Valluvaparidasan V. EMPOWERMENT OF AGRICULTURAL SKILLS
THROUGH DISTANCE EDUCATION AT TAMIL
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NADU AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
128 Ellis, Darren [email protected]
ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT:
HARNESSING EXPERIENCE WHILE BUILDING
FORMAL KNOWLEDGE AND
QUALIFICATIONS IN BUSINESS
129 Rao, Veena
[email protected] Joshi, H. G.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING IN THE
APPAREL AND FASHION DESIGN SECTOR
THROUGH DISTANCE MODE: A STRATEGY
FOR FACING THE CHALLENGE OF GROWING
UNEMPLOYMENT IN INDIA
130 James, Anita Thomas [email protected]
FACILITATORS AND LEARNERS EXPERIENCE
WITH COURSE DESIGN IN SKILLS TRAINING
VIA BLENDED MODES (ONLINE AND FACE
TO FACE) IN SELECTED ISLANDS IN THE
CARIBBEAN.
131 Thorne, Michael [email protected]
HIGHER SKILLS AT WORK - A CONTRIBUTION
TO NATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN THE
UK
132
Collymore, Joanna
Rocke [email protected]
LIFE LONG LEARNING AND SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT: AN INVESTMENT IN
BOTSWANA HUMAN CAPITAL FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE EMERGING
KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
133 Kolosoa,Lineo
[email protected] Makhakhane Bothepane LIFE SKILLS FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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Clementina IN LESOTHO: CAN ODL DO IT?
134 Sukurdeep, Naren [email protected]
Toolsy Nitin, Coonjan
Krishnalall,Sukurdeep Naren
LIFELONG LEARNING (L3) FOR WOMEN IN
MAURITIUS
(M-POWERED - MAURITIUS PROCESS
ORIENTED WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP
DEVELOPMENT)
135 Khare, Asha
NON- FORMAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE
CONTRIBUTION OF IGNOU IN NORTH EAST
INDIA
136 Ghosh, Anirban [email protected] NSOU‟S ROLE IN CAPACITY BUILDING
137 Misra, Pradeep Kumar [email protected]
ODL TECHNOLOGIES FOR LIFELONG
LEARNING IN INDIA:
POSSIBILITIES AND STRATEGIES
138
Adebayo, Bello Abdul-
Rahoof [email protected].
PERSPECTIVES ON DEMOCRACY IN E-
LEARNING: A CASE STUDY OF NATIONAL
OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA
139
Muhammad, Nafisatu
D. [email protected] Abbo, Bashir M.
REACHING THE HARD TO REACH NOMADS
THROUGH OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING:
A CASE STUDY OF NOMADIC EDUCATION
PROGRAMME IN NIGERIA
140 Tyrer, Rod [email protected]
RESOURCING SKILLS FOR DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMMES FOR DELIVERY BY OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING METHODOLOGIES
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names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
141 kwan, angela chung fun [email protected]
Lesperance John ,
Richardson Alison Mead SKILLS DEVELOPMENT MARKETPLACE
142
Rahman, Abu Nasar
Md. Aminoor [email protected]
SKILLS FOR DEVELOPMENT: PRESENT
STATUS OF VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMES IN
LIVESTOCK AND FISHERIES AT BANGLADESH
OPEN UNIVERSITY (BOU)
143 Minol,K. J [email protected]
THE ROLE OF OPEN AND DISTANCE
LEARNING IN SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: A
PAPUA NEW GUINEAN CASE STUDY
144 Kuruba, Gangappa [email protected]
TRAINING IN BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SKILLS THROUGH DISTANCE LEARNING
145 Prinsloo, Paul Prinsloo [email protected]
UNDERSTANDING AND PREDICTING
STUDENT SUCCESS IN ODL IN A
DEVELOPING WORLD CONTEXT: A CASE
STUDY
146 Tuitoga, Anare U. [email protected] UPSKILLING PACIFIC POLICE OFFICERS
147 Okai, Reynolds [email protected]
SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING ON
THE USE OF LOGGING RESIDUES AND
DISCARDED OIL PALM TRUNK AS RAW
MATERIAL FOR THE DOWNSTREAM WOOD
PROCESSING SECTOR
148 Zoysa , Srini Visaka De [email protected]
A SURVEY CONDUCTED FOCUSING THE
EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF A WAR
AFFECTED EDUCATION ZONE IN SRI LANKA
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names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
149 Saunand, S. [email protected]
A STUDY ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH OPEN & DISTANCE EDUCATION
SYSTEM AMONGST ISLAND COMMUNITIES IN
SOUTH ASIA WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON
ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS
150 Braimoh, Dele
A TELESCOPIC ASSESSMENT OF DUAL MODE
EDUCATIONAL DELIVERY IN A SINGLE
MODE INSTITUTION: AN AFRICAN
PERSPECTIVE
151 Bakalevu, Salanieta
Narayan, Neelam
CONTINUING EDUCATION & TVET: AN
ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM AT THE UNIVERSITY
OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC
152 Vakamocea, Louise [email protected]
Koroivulaono Theresa ,
Fatiaki Alanieta Lesuma REPURPOSING OERS: THE USP EXPERIENCE
153 Kanwar, Asha [email protected]
Kodhandaraman
Balasubramanian, Umar
Abdurrahman, Li May
TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE OPEN EDUCATION
RESOURCES: A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE
GLOBAL SOUTH
154
Moonshiram, Y.
Baguant [email protected]
CREATING AWARENESS ABOUT URBAN
PLANNING TO THE COMMUNITY
155
Deshmukh, Narendra
Agarkar Sudhakar C. and
OER4S Project Team,
DEVELOPMENT OF LEARNING CONTENT
FOR OER4S PROJECT: OPPORTUNITIES AND
SOME CHALLENGES”
156 Kumar, Lalita S [email protected] EMBEDDED WORK PLACE TRAINING FOR A
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
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names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
PROGRAMME:CRITICAL FACTORS FOR
IMPLEMENTATION
157 Vighnarajah [email protected]
Su Luan Wong, Bakar
Kamariah Abu, Noordin
Nooreen
HOW SHOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN
ENCOURAGING PARTICIPATION IN ONLINE-
BASED LEARNING PLATFORMS?
158 Jheengut,Isswar
IMPORTANCE OF INTERACTIVITY FOR SKILLS
IN OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES
159
Bryan, Jeanette Marie
Bartley [email protected]
INCREASING LEARNER ACCESS & SUCCESS IN
TVET THROUGH REGIONAL COOPERATION:
160 Blackman, Paul
[email protected] Rowe Patrick, Woodall Lora
MAKING ODL VIABLE: A MODEL OF SHARED
SERVICES IN THE CARIBBEAN
161 Salooja, M.K. [email protected]
ODL INTERVENTIONS FOR SKILL
DEVELOPMENT IN AGRICULTURE
162 Santally, Mohammad [email protected]
QUALITY ASSURANCE AND OERS IN THE
COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
163
Medford, Gwendolyn
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEACHER
CERTIFICATION AND INSTRUCTIONAL
PRACTICE IN A TERTIARY INSTITUTION IN
BARBADOS
164 Dileepkumar, Guntuku [email protected]
Sai Kuna Aruna, Chaudhary
Sanjay, Venkataraman Balaji
TOWARDS A FRAMEWORK FOR PLANNING
AND DESIGNING OF RURAL KNOWLEDGE
CENTRES
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First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
165 Suranimala, E.L.
USING STUDENT PORTFOLIOS FOR
GUIDANCE AND ASSESSMENT PURPOSES
166 MUKERJI, SIRAN [email protected]
USING TECHNOLOGICAL INTERFACE IN
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FOR WOMEN IN
INDIA
167 Walker, Sue [email protected]
fay Michael, Hughes Tony ,
Oliphant Rob
RESOLVING TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
DISPARITIES IN WIDE-AREA, CROSS-BORDER
GEOGRAPHICAL ZONES TO DELIVER
EFFECTIVE TRAINING MODULES.”
168
Deshmukh, Veena
Martand [email protected]
Chougule Sadashiv, Naidu
Som, Deshmukh M N,
Takwale Ram
A CRITICAL SYSTEMIC ANALYSIS OF AN ON-
LINE TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM OF I-
CONSENT, INDIA – AN EXPERIMENT OF E-
LEARNING IN TEACHER EDUCATION
169 Reed, Yvonne
DESIGNING QUALITY MATERIALS FOR
TEACHER EDUCATION
170 Mays, Tony [email protected]
DEVELOPING PRACTICE: TEACHING
TEACHERS TODAY FOR TOMORROW
171 Rastogi, Anita [email protected]
EVALUATION IN TEACHER EDUCATION
PROGRAMME : A STUDY OF B.ED.
PROGRAMME OF JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA
172 Pratap, B.Oogarah [email protected]
EXAMINING PRESERVICE TEACHERS‟
PARTICIPATION IN ASYNCHRONOUS ONLINE
DISCUSSIONS IN RELATION TO THEIR
CONCEPTIONS ABOUT TEACHING AND
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LEARNING.
173 Pratap, B.Oogarah [email protected]
FACILITATING DEEP LEARNING THROUGH
ASYNCHRONOUS ONLINE DISCUSSIONS
AMONG NON-NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKING
TRAINEE TEACHERS WITH A NON-WESTERN
CULTURAL ORIENTATION.
174 Chrispen, Chiome [email protected],
Sharayi Chakanyuka,Owence
Chabaya
HEAD TEACHERS‟ EXPECTATIONS OF A
QUALITY TEACHER PRODUCED THROUGH
DISTANCE EDUCATION.
175 Fenrich, P.J. [email protected]
INSTRUCTIONAL SKILLS WORKSHOPS: A
MODEL FOR TRAINING PROFESSORS HOW TO
TEACH
176 Webb, Rohan D. [email protected]
INTERACTIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING: A
CASE FOR USING A MULTIMEDIA LEARNING
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO INTRODUCE
OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING TO
PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS IN JAMAICA.
177 Chari, Hemlata
MAINTAINING A BALANCING ACT:
INTRODUCING MOODLE, AN OPEN
EDUCATION RESOURCE IN TEACHER
EDUCATION AT IDOL-UNIVERSITY OF
MUMBAI
178 Anne, Moran [email protected] PARTNERSHIP INITIAL TEACHER
EDUCATION: BUILDING CAPACITY AND
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
QUALITY
179 Kapoor, Neera [email protected] Gaba, Ashok K
PEDAGOGY OF VOCATIONAL TEACHER
EDUCATION: SOME QUALITY ISSUES
180 George, Nancy Ann [email protected]
PRE-STEP: REVAMPING TEACHER
EDUCATION USING BLENDED APPROACHES
IN PAKISTAN
181 Shetty, Geeta [email protected]
PROBLEM BASED LEARNING FOR QUALITY
TEACHER EDUCATION
182 Navaneedhan, C.girija [email protected]
REFLECTIVE TEACHING PEDAGOGY AS
INNOVATIVE APPROACH IN TEACHER
EDUCATION THROUGH OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING
183 Kalra, Rajinder [email protected]
REVAMPING TEACHER EDUCATION BY
RAJINDER KALRA
184 Kaur, Abtar [email protected]
Evjenth Otto, Ahmed
Lutfa, Abas Zoraini Wati,
May Yeong Chooi
SCALING UP TEACHER COMPETENCIES
USING NEW MEDIA
185 Bhattacharjee, D.S. [email protected] Bhattacharjee, Vardhini
TEACHER EDUCATION IN NORTH EAST
INDIA : STATUS, WEAKNESSES AND
ALTERNATIVESS
186 Aluko, Ruth [email protected]
TEACHER EDUCATION THROUGH DISTANCE:
THE QUESTION OF THE QUALITY OF ACCESS
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First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
187 Kumar, Ashwini [email protected] Dorothy, J.S.
TEACHER EDUCATION THROUGH THE B.ED
PROGRAMME OF
IGNOU– ACCESS THROUGH THE CHENNAI
REGIONAL CENTRE
188 Gupte, Kalpana S [email protected]
TEACHER TRAINING THROUGH ODL IN
MAHARASHTRA:
CHALLENGES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
189 Prasad, Deepak [email protected]
TEACHERS‟ PERCEPTIONS ON ICT
INTEGRATION IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS: A
CASE STUDY OF FIJI ISLANDS
190 Banerjee, Kamalika [email protected]
UTILISING THE VIRTUAL LABORATORY
RESOURCES FOR INCORPORATING ICT IN
THE CHEMISTRY TEACHER EDUCATION
191 Gopal, Pranita [email protected]
A STUDY TO EMPOWER PRE-SERVICE
TEACHERS WITH SKILL SETS TO DEVELOP
TECHNOLOGY ENHANCED ODL MATERIAL
192
Garuba, Ayo
Olanipekun [email protected]
TRAINING AND RE-TRAINING TEACHERS FOR
UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION: THE FACE,
THE CASE AND THE CHALLENGES OF
MULTIGRADE TEACHING FOR SMALL RURAL
SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA
193 Dr. Emma Kruse-Vaai [email protected]
DEVELOPING OPEN EDUCATION RESOURCES
– THE VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY FOR SMALL
STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
APPROACH (VUSSC)
194 Pasomi, Helen Mucha [email protected] Mbasu, Elizabeth Okwisa
A CALL FOR FREE OPEN SECONDARY
SCHOOL LEARNING
195 Hewitt, Guy [email protected]
A PLAN FOR OPEN SCHOOLING FOR THE
COMMONWEALTH CARIBBEAN
196 Afunde, Ndeshimona [email protected]
ACCESS TO ODL PROGRAMMES AT NAMCOL
THROUGH RECOGNITION OF PRIOR
LEARNING
197 Kavetuna, Joel [email protected]
AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON FACTORS
CONTRIBUTING TO LEARNER DROP OUT AT
NAMIBIA COLLEGE OF OPEN LEARNING IN
NAMIBIA.
198 Nitschke, Jan J. [email protected]
CORRELATION BETWEEN EXAMINATION
RESULTS AND LEARNER ATTENDANCE AT
THE NAMIBIAN COLLEGE OF OPEN
LEARNING (NAMCOL)
199 Alam, Md. Shafiul [email protected]
DYNAMICS IN MANAGEMENT OF OPEN
SCHOOLING: A CASE OF OPEN SCHOOL OF
BANGLADESH OPEN UNIVERSITY
200 Islam, Md. Anwarul [email protected] Numan, Sharker Md.
LEARNERS‟ ATTITUDE AND DEMOGRAPHIC
PROFILES OF BANGLADESH OPEN
UNIVERSITY: A CASE STUDY OF OPEN
SCHOOL
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First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
201 Takwale, M G [email protected]
Desai C K, Kale
Yashodhan, Panchpor
Uday
QUALITY SCHOOL EDUCATION FOR ALL:
CREATING VIRTUAL
SCHOOL FOR EDUCATIONAL
TRANSFORMATION
202 Morpeth, Ros [email protected] Creed, Charlotte
THE POTENTIAL OF ODL FOR CONTINUITY
EDUCATION IN EMERGENCY AND CONFLICT
SITUATIONS
203 Barik,Koushalya [email protected]
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION THROUGH OPEN
SCHOOLING: LESSONS FROM NIOS
204
OPEN SCHOOLING – EMPOWERING
MARGINALIZED YOUTH IN TRINIDAD &
TOBAGO VIA ODL MODALITIES
205
THE EVOLUTION OF A NATIONAL OPEN
SCHOOL SYSTEM: THE TRINIDAD AND
TOBAGO STORY
206 Naseem, Azra [email protected] Crichton, Susan
A CAREER IN ELEARNING – A POTENTIALLY
DIRTY LITTLE SECRET THAT MAY SET UP
UNREAL EXPECTATIONS
207 Menon, Satish [email protected]
A PEDAGOGY/ANDRAGOGY-NEUTRAL
TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM APPROACH TO
IMPROVE LEARNING EFFECTIVENESS FOR
ONLINE LEARNING
208 Hendrikz, Johan [email protected] A REFLECTION ON THE CHANGES IN THE
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names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
TECHNOLOGY PROFILE OF ODL STUDENTS
IN SOUTH AFRICA AND THE IMPLICATION OF
THOSE CHANGES FOR THE DELIVERY OF
ODL PROGRAMMES
209 Rajalingam, P. [email protected] Chandraiah, Esampally
ACCESS AND SUCCESS OF DISTANCE
LEARNERS THROUGH ICTS AT SCHOOL OF
DISTANCE LEARNING AND CONTINUING
EDUCATION (SDLCE), KAKATIYA UNIVERSITY
210 Haufiku, Diina [email protected]
AN EFFECTIVE LEARNER SUPPORT SERVICES
SYSTEM AT THE NAMIBIA COLLEGE OF OPEN
LEARNING (NAMCOL)
211 Rengalakshmi, R. [email protected]
Devaraj M, Arokiyamary,
Kalaichelvan, Rajasekaran
R.T,
AN EXPERIENCE OF PROMOTING LIFE LONG
LEARNING AMONG FARMERS THROUGH USE
OF MODERN INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES.
212 Phalachandra, B. [email protected]
BLENDED LEARNING APPROACH TO
TRAINING SCHOOL COUNSELORS: A CASE
STUDY OF COL-NCERT COLLABORATIVE
PROGRAMME
213 Mitra, Sushmita [email protected]
CAN MOBILE PHONES BE USED TO IMPROVE
THE QUALITY OF LEARNING
IN OPEN SCHOOLING
214 Luck, Lee Tan leeta [email protected] Lee, Hua Jie
COLLABORATIVE REGIONAL PUBLIC
TECHNOLOGY ENHANCE LEARNING
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (RPTELMS) IN
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PROMOTING SCHOOL TEACHERS‟ LIFELONG
LEARNING THROUGH SCHOOL ICT
LABORATORIES: UPGRADING KNOWLEDGE
AND HUMAN CAPITAL IN MALAYSIA
215 Leeming, David [email protected]
Matelaomao Tony, Turasi
Walter, Pringle Ian
COMMUNITY MEDIA IN ACTION IN
SOLOMON ISLANDS: CHALLENGES AND
LESSONS LEARNED
216
Kolosoa, Lineo
Clementina [email protected] Sebopelo, Phineas
CONTEXTUAL BACKGROUND TO
SUPPORTING LEARNING IN THE DIGITAL
AGE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BOTSWANA
AND LESOTHO
217 Monaghan, Amy [email protected]
CONVERTING DOCUMENTS INTO THE EPUB
FORMAT: A WORKSHOP
218
Fyle , Clifford
Omodele [email protected]
DISTANCE-ORIENTED TEACHER
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMMES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES:
A FRAMEWORK FOR SYSTEMATIC DESIGN
219 Prasad, D. [email protected]
Bhartu D, Yusuf J,
Tuisawau P
THE FINAL COUNTDOWN 3, 2, 1 … ZERO:
LAUNCHING TOWARDS A UNIVERSITY WIDE
IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EPORTFOLIO
SYSTEM
220 Mishra, Anu Kumari [email protected] Saunand Somasi, Srinivas S.
DYNAMICS & OUTCOMES OF ODL
INTERVENTIONS FOR ALTRUISTIC
DEVELOPMENT OF ISLAND & INDIGENOUS
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COMMUNITIES OF INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
221 King, Odor [email protected] Igwe Nnenna,
EFFECTS OF VIDEOTAPE INSTRUCTIONS ON
PRIMARY-SCHOOL PUPILS ACHIEVEMENT IN
SOCIAL STUDIES IN OWERRI, NIGERIA
222 shareef, Ali Fawaz [email protected]
EXPANDING ELEARNING IN MALDIVES
THROUGH CUSTOMISATION
223 Chattopadhyay, Kalyan
FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR DIGITAL
LITERACY DEVELOPMENT OF INDIAN
EDUCATORS
224 Kamat, Vasudha [email protected]
ICT APPLICATIONS FOR CONTINUING
TEACHER EDUCATION
225 Idris, Amina [email protected]
INTEGRATING TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) AND
OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING (ODL): A
SRATEGY FOR DELIVERING SKILLS
TRAINING TO THE DOORSTEP
226 Shohel, M. Mahruf C. [email protected] Power, Tom
INTRODUCING MOBILE TECHNOLOGY FOR
ENHANCING TEACHING AND LEARNING TO
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSROOM IN
BANGLADESH
227 Sakala, Gladys [email protected]
IPODS IMPROVE EDUCATION IN RURAL
ZAMBIA
228 Odera, Florence Y. [email protected] LEARNING ENGLISH LANGUAGE BY RADIO
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IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA
229
Glasgow, Francis
Everton [email protected]
NEEDS ASSESSMENT IN ODL- THE CASE OF
THE IDCE, UNIVERSITY OF GUYANA
230 Kumar,K.Kiran [email protected]
ODL PROGRAMMES THROUGH M-LEARNING
TECHNOLOGY
231 Odeyemi,, Olajumoke [email protected]
OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION:
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY DEVICE FOR
ADULT LEARNERS WITH READING
DISABILITY
232 Saxena, Anurag [email protected]
PEDAGOGICAL DESIGNS FOR GENERATION
OF CONTENTS FOR THE COMMUNITY
233
Frohlich, Georgina
Louise [email protected]
PUSHING THROUGH THE BOUNDARIES- A
TALE OF IMPLEMENTING E-LEARNING IN A
DEVELOPING COUNTRY
234 Suresh, P.Venkata [email protected] Mythili, G.
REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS TO OFFER
COURSES THROUGH MOBILE DEVICES
THEME: FORMAL EDUCATION
235 Dileepkumar, Guntuku [email protected]
Sai Kuna Aruna,
Balasubramanian K.
REUSING CONTENT WITH REUSABLE
LEARNING OBJECTS:
AN APPROACH TO DEVELOP E-LEARNING
MATERIALS
236 Gungadeen, A. [email protected]
REVITALISING TEACHING PRACTICE
THROUGH THE EFFECTIVE USE OF
WIKIEDUCATOR AS AN INNOVATIVE AND
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PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO COLLABORATIVE
AND LIFELONG LEARNING
237
jaiswal, anuradha
ravindra [email protected]
ROLE OF E-LEARNING IN SCIENCE
EDUCATION
238
kwan, angela chung
SUCCESS IN ELEARNING: WHAT IS THE
RECIPE?
239
Gorrepati,
Ramachandraiah
m
TEACHING DRUG SCIENCES THROUGH ODL:
THE BRAOU EXPERIENCE
240 Essel,Rebecca [email protected] Owusu-Boateng, William
TECHNOLOGIES FOR SCALING UP OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAMME IN THE
INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE LEARNING, KNUST,
GHANA
241 Balaji, V [email protected]
Gunjal S, Hansra B.S,
Selvaraj G, Jain Praveen K
TECHNOLOGY-MEDIATED OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING TO PROMOTE NEW
AND SUSTAINABLE RURAL LIVELIHOODS:
STUDY OF A NEW INITIATIVE AND RESULTS
242 Erling, Elizabeth J. [email protected]
North Sarah, Shrestha
Prithvi, Solly Mike,
Woodward Clare
THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF
ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS FOR
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: A NEW
ARCHITECTURE FOR SUPPORTED OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING
243
Busgopaul,
Mahendranath [email protected]
THE ROAD TO ONLINE COUNSELLING FOR
CHILDREN
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First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
244 Lim, Tina [email protected] Mohamad, Norazlina
THE USE OF SMS AND FACEBOOK TO
SUPPORT DISTANCE LEARNING AT OPEN
UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA
245 Tantrigoda, Ramani U [email protected]
USAGE OF SUPPLEMENTARY ONLINE
COURSES: TO WHAT EXTENT ARE WE
SUCCESSFUL
246 Herd, George [email protected]
USING THE MOODLE QUIZ ENGINE AS A
FORMATIVE STUDY AID AND
ENTREPRENEURSHIP PORTAL
247 Haribandi, Lakshmi [email protected]
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION USING
MULTIMEDIA LEARNING MATERIALS – A
CASE STUDY OF CAP FOUNDATION
248 Karipi, E. [email protected]
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DIFFERENT
MULTIMEDIA RESOURCES IN ODL IN
NAMIBIA.
249 Ramnanan,Anil
Haniff Reiza, BeharrySacha
DEPLOYING A SUCCESSFUL LEARNING
CONTENT AND STUDENT MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM USING OPEN SOURCE
TECHNOLOGIES
250 Lewis, Sian Elizabeth Beach, Brad
E-LEARNING LEARNINGS FROM
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN VICTORIA,
AUSTRALIA
251 R. Bholah [email protected]
WIKIEDUCATOR: A SUCCESSFUL PATH TO
PROMOTE LIFESKILLS LEARNING
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
252 Kulkarni, Suneeta [email protected] Mitra, Sugata
ACCESS AND QUALITY IN SELF ORGANIZED
LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
253 Bossu, Carina [email protected]
ANALYZING THE DEVELOPMENT OF
INSTITUTIONAL POLICIES FOR
SUSTAINABILITY AND QUALITY OF OERS
WITH A FOCUS ON THE AUSTRALIAN
CONTEXT
254 Jheengut, Isswar [email protected]
CASE STUDY - DEVELOPING SKILLS
THROUGH THE CUSTOMER CARE AND
QUALITY MANAGEMENT COURSE
255 Kirkwood, Adrian [email protected] Rae, Jan
DEMONSTRATING THE QUALITY OF
LEARNERS‟ EXPERIENCE AND
ENGAGEMENT: ISSUES IN CONSTRUCTING
EFFECTIVE EVALUATION APPROACHES ON
THE ENGLISH IN ACTION PROJECT,
BANGLADESH
256 Menon, Mohan
ENHANCING QUALITY LEARNING IN A
FRAGILE ENVIRONMENT- CASE OF THE
PALESTINIAN REFUGEES
257
Diboko, Bautule
Johannes [email protected]
IMPROVING THE QUALITY DISTANCE
EDUCATION PROVISION FOR EFFECTIVE
LEARNING: “THE PRACTITIONER‟S
DILEMMA”- SINGULAR OR PLURAL? WHOSE
LEARNING? QUALITY? DILEMMA? ISSUES
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
258 Sukati, C. W. S. [email protected]
IN PURSUIT OF QUALITY: UNISWA
LECTURER‟S PERCEPTION ON THE
ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF
CONVENTIONAL AND DISTANCE
EDUCATION STUDENTS
259 Khoro, Angelina Lipuo [email protected]
INTENSIFYING QUALITY EDUCATION FOR
ALL THROUGH ODL IN LESOTHO PRIMARY
SCHOOLS
260 Ahmed, S.Maqbool [email protected]
ODL AS A MEANS TO QUALITY AND UTILITY
EDUCATION TO DIFFERENTLY ABLED
STUDENT
261 Bharati, Nutan [email protected]
QUALITY INDICATORS FOR
UNCONVENTIONAL LEARNING DESIGNS
262
Bryan, Jeanette Marie
Bartley [email protected]
QUALITY INDICATORS OF SUCCESSFUL
DISTANCE LEARNING BY EDUCATIONAL
LEADERS:
263
Gunawardena,
Chandra [email protected]
QUALITY ISSUES IN SECONDARY SCHOOL
EDUCATION IN SRI LANKA
264 Chrispen, Chiome [email protected]
Sharayi Chakanyuka,
Owence Chabaya
STAFF RELATED FACTORS CONTRIBUTING
TO QUALITY IN OPEN AND DISTANCE
LEARNING
265 Iyere, Theodore [email protected]
TEACHING SPOKEN ENGLISH IN THE ODL
SYSTEM IN NIGERIA; CHALLENGES AND
STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVEMENT.
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
266 Woodall, Lora [email protected]
TRANSITIONING TO ONLINE EDUCATION IN
THE CARIBBEAN:
THE OPEN CAMPUS, UNIVERSITY OF THE
WEST INDIES
267 Cross, Ave Mann [email protected]
SUPPORTING ONLINE LEARNERS WITH NEW
AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
268 Narayan, Neelam [email protected]
Panda Santosh, Seth
Kerishma
TOWARD LEVERAGING OPEN SOURCE
TECHNOLOGIES: TRAINING TEACHERS IN
THE USE OF MOODLE (LMS) AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC
269 Boodhoo, Leena Devi [email protected]
LINKING CHILDREN TO NON FORMAL
EDUCATION
270 Das, Kandarpa [email protected] Sarmah, Bhaskar
LEARNER SUPPORT SERVICES IN OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING:
ISSUES AND EVIDENCES FROM THE STATE OF
ASSAM
271 Rangappa, K.S. [email protected]
Narasimharao, B.P.R.
DEVELOPING STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESSFUL
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAMMES IN OPEN UNIVERSITIES OF
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
272 shareef, Ali Fawaz [email protected]
ONLINE/OFFLINE LEARNING MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM TO REACH A WIDER AUDIENCE
273 Alam, A.S.M.Noman [email protected] APPROPRIATENESS, TRANSPERENCY AND
FLEXIBILITY OF EVALUATION PROCESS IN
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
THE
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMS OF BANGLADESH
OPEN UNIVERSITY
274 Allgoo Kaylash, O.S.K. [email protected]
CHALLENGES IN IMPLEMENTING
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL) IN
MAURITIUS
275 Azadi, Lesan [email protected] Bawane, Jyoti
I-CONSENT‟S INNOVATIVE TEACHER
EDUCATION PROGRAMME:
IN PURSUIT OF EQUALITY, QUALITY AND
QUANTITY
276
Badrinathan,
Vasumathi
REVAMPING TEACHER EDUCATION :
INCULCATING TEACHER AUTONOMY AS A
KEY TO QUALITY EDUCATION.
277 Bandarage, Gunadya [email protected] Bopage, Nisansala S
IMPROVING STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN A
COURSE BY OFFERING AN ONLINE
COMPONENT IN BLENDED FORMAT
278
Baruah ,Trisha
Dowerah [email protected]
IMPLICATION AND EVALUATION OF
EMERGING E-LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES IN
OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING WITH SPECIAL
REFERENCE TO INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL
OPEN UNIVERSITY
279 Bose, Sutapa [email protected] REDEFINING INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGY IN
TEACHER EDUCATION IN
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
THE PERSPECTIVE OF KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY
280 Botes Corne [email protected] Ferreira Frances
BUILDING A COMMUNITY FOR DEVELOPING
OERS.
281 Caroline Pontefract [email protected] Mohan Menon
TOWARD AN ODL BASED TEACHER AND
SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY FOR
UNRWA EDUCATION
282 Chandraiah, Esampally
EXPLORING THE INTRODUCTION OF
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME IN
MICROFINANCE THROUGH ODL: A STUDY
283 Chimpololo, Andrew [email protected]
THE ROLE OF ODL IN COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT IN MALAWI
284 Dhanalakshmi, N. [email protected]
SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED
THROUGH OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING
285 Dr. John P Anchan [email protected]
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, ESTABLISHED
COMMUNITIES & EVOLVING UNIVERSITIES
286
Dr.
Rampelli.Satyanarayana [email protected]
UNEQUAL COMPETITION: MARKET
FLUCTUATIONS AND ENROLMENT
DECREASE:
(A STUDY OF IGNOU MCA & B.ED
PROGRAMMES OF IGNOU)
287 Dr. S. k. Gandhe [email protected]
TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN
INDIA
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
288 Dr. Vibha Joshi joshi_vibha@yahoo,com
EMPOWERING DISADVANTAGES THROUGH
COMMUNITY COLLEGES: A STUDY OF IGNOU
INITIATIVE
289 Fadzil, Mansor [email protected] Latif, Latifah Abdol
ENHANCING TEACHING AND LEARNING:
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW
E-LEARNING MODEL AT OPEN UNIVERSITY
MALAYSIA
290 Fernando, J.N. Oleap [email protected]
ENHANCED QUALITY AND SUCCESS IN SRI
LANKAN NON-UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONS
THROUGH INTERMEDIARY AND
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES INVOLVING
HYBRIDISED ODL METHODOLOGIES
291 Gaba, Ashok K [email protected]
A STUDY OF SKILLS BASED PROGRAMME FOR
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH OPEN & DISTANCE LEARNING IN
INDIA: SOME POLICY AND QUALITY ISSUES
292 Gamerdinger George [email protected]
INNOVATION - A PROCESS TVET SYSTEM
NEED TO DEVELOP
293 Ghosh, C.K [email protected]
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHEME – CASE
STUDIES OF TWO INSTITUTIONS
294 Gunawardena, G.B. [email protected]
TRANSFORMING TEACHER EDUCATION IN
SRI LANKA: THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGE
295 Gupta, Dinesh K.
[email protected] OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING IN LIBRARY
AND INFORMATION SC.:
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First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
FROM MARGINALIZATION TO MAINSTREAM
296 Hays, Terrence [email protected]
THE PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES:
FACILITATING NEW GLOBAL NETWORKS
297 Hema Pant [email protected]
CAPACITY BUILDING OF ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL FUNCTIONARIES FOR
ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION THROUGH
DISTANCE EDUCATION PROGRAMME
- SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN INTERVENTIONS
298 Hendrikz, Johan [email protected] Aluko, Ruth
AN ALTERNATIVE MODEL FOR CONDUCTING
TUTORIALS IN ODL
PROGRAMMES IN A DEVELOPING CONTEXT
299 K. Elumalai
HUMAN RIGHT VIS-À-VIS RIGHT TO
EDUCATION IN INDIAN CONTEXT:
PROBLEMS AND ISSUES
300 Kamal, Mostafa Azad [email protected]
CHOOSING TECHNOLOGIES FOR ODL IN A
DEVELOPING COUNTRY: EFFICIENCY AND
EFFICACY ISSUES
301 Kamau, J W [email protected]
PERCEPTIONS OF IN-SERVICE TEACHERS ON
THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER
LITERACY SKILLS IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS:
BOTSWANA CASE STUDY
302 Kapoor, Neera [email protected] EMPOWERMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT THROUGH OPEN LEARNING:
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
A CASE STUDY OF B.SC PROGRAMME OF
IGNOU
303
Khaahloe, Matselane
Belina [email protected]
USE OF ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT IN
INSTITUTIONS
OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN LESOTHO
304 Khoshneshin, Zohreh [email protected] Fazelian, Pouran
MEDIA, EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND
ONLINE LEARNING IN IRAN VIRTUAL
UNIVERSITIES
305 lata, Hem [email protected] ICT FOR INCLUSION: PRESENT AND FUTURE
306 Madhavi Sharma [email protected]
WEBSITE – A MAJOR ICT TOOL IN ODL FOR
PROVIDING QUICK INFORMATION TO
MASSES
307
Makhakhane,
Bothephana [email protected]
QUALITY ISSUES REGARDING LEARNER
SUPPORT FOR DISTANT
LEARNERS AT THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
OF LESOTHO
308
Malik, Muhammad
Abdul [email protected]
Hafeez Amtul,
Safdar Muhammad,
Ghazi Shakeel Ahmad
ROLE OF NON-FORMAL BASIC EDUCATION IN
RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN PUNJAB
309 Mathew, Rama [email protected]
DECONSTRUCTING THE POLITICS OF ACCESS:
THE CASE OF THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT
310 Mathur, Malati
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH LITERATURE:
POTENTIAL & PROSPECTS OF ODL
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
311 McGinty, Sara [email protected] Makamane, Bonang
TRAINING THE UNTRAINED – LESSONS IN
OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING
312 Mr. Pankaj Khanna [email protected]
A COMPREHENSIVE WEB BASED STUDENT
SUPPORT
SYSTEM FOR ODL INSTITUTION OF INDIA
313 Mr. Tata Ramakrishna [email protected] Nembiakkim, Rose
INCLUSIVE CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT:
OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN OPEN
& DISTANCE EDUCATION
314 Mueller, Dale [email protected]
EXPANDING MENTAL HEALTH WORKFORCE
AND SERVICES:
IMPLEMENTATION OF WEB-BASED
TRAINING PROGRAMS
315 Mujeu, A.B. [email protected]
ACCESS AND SUCCESS IN LEARNING:
PERSPECTIVES ON THE NAMCOL
316 Mujumdar Swati [email protected]
TECHONOLOGIES FOR SCALING UP ODL
PROGRAMMES - SIGNIFICANCE OF ICT IN
EDUCATION
317 Nair, K.S.Divakaran [email protected] Sreedharan, N.V.
ROLE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN
TRANSFORMING INDIA IN TO A
KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY
318 Nair, Sindhu P [email protected]
RELATIONSHIP MARKETING IN ODL
SYSTEMS:
AN APPROACH TOWARDS FACILITATING
ACCESS AND SUCCESS IN LEARNING
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
319 Nanda, Bijay K. [email protected]
CONNECTING COMMUNITY WITH
KNOWLEDGE:
NOVEL STRATEGY OF ICT CONVERGENCE
320 Nanda, Silima [email protected]
BAMBOO: IT‟S ROLE AS A SUSTAINABLE AND
ALTERNATIVE MEANS OF
LIVELIHOOD IN NORTH EAST INDIA
321
Narasimharao , B.
PanduRanga [email protected] Nair P.R.R, Naidu C.G,
DEFINING AND DERIVING SUCCESS IN OPEN
UNIVERSITY – SOME NEW APPROACHES
322 Nayak, Abhilash [email protected]
EDUCATION AT YOUR DOOR STEP: DOES THE
DOOR REALLY OPEN FOR ALL?
323 Nonyongo Evelyn [email protected] Lewin Agathe
THE BENEFITS, CHALLENGES AND LESSONS
FROM SUPPORTING TEACHERS CREATING
AND USING OPEN
EDUCATION RESOURCES FOR OPEN
SCHOOLING: A SOUTHERN AFRICAN
EXPERIENCE.
324 Numan, Sharker Md [email protected]
Rahman K M Rezanur ,
Sadat Anwar ,
A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN THE
STUDENTS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
AND HEALTH SCIENCE OF BANGLADESH
OPEN UNIVERSITY
325 Ofulue, Christine I [email protected]
TOWARDS A FRAMEWORK FOR QUALITY
ASSURANCE
FOR DISTANCE HIGHER EDUCATION IN
NIGERIA
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
326 Olusola, Olukayode [email protected]
QUALITY ASSURANCE ISSUES IN WORK
INTEGRATED LEARNING
THROUGH OPEN AND DISTANCE
EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
327 Onguko, Brown [email protected]
DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION AND
INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF MOBILE
LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION
328 P. K, Manoj [email protected]
RESEARCH IN TECHNICAL AND
MANAGEMENT DISCIPLINES
THROUGH O.D.L MODE FOR QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT OF TEACHERS: A STUDY
OF WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KERALA
STATE IN INDIA
329 Padhi, Nayantara [email protected].
DEMOCRATISING HIGHER EDUCATION:
THE IGNOU INITIATIVES
330 Pandit, P.Vijayalakshmi [email protected]
DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS THROUGH
TECH-MODE TO MEET THE
GOAL OF UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION
331 Pathaneni Sivaswaroop [email protected]
ACCESSIBILITY OF ODL – A CASE STUDY OF
IGNOU
332 Paul, H. [email protected]
USING WEB 2 TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE
21ST CENTURY DISTANCE EDUCATION
333 Prakash, Kshema [email protected] Gupta, Dinesh K.
WEB 2.0 APPLICATIONS IN REACHING OUT TO
ASIAN DISTANCE LEARNERS
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
334
Prof. Dayalatha
Lekange [email protected]
MENTORING: A POWERFUL TOOL FOR
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENT
TEACHERS
335 Rai, Bal Krishna
[email protected] Sharma, Oum Prakash
ROLE OF OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING
SYSTEM IN REDUCING THE STRESS AMONG
THE LEARNERS
336 Ramanan, Aparna
A SYSTEMS APPROACH FOR TRAINING THE
ODL SUPPORT STAFF ON WRITTEN
COMMUNICATION SKILLS: STRATEGY FOR
QUALITY ENHANCEMENT IN STUDENT
SUPPORT
337 Ranjan, Ashish [email protected]
Baveja Bharati,
Thapliyal Manasi,
Mathew Rama ,
Chennat Sailaja, Kumar
Sandeep
MENTORING IN SCHOOLS: A TOOL FOR
COLLABORATIVE REFLECTIVE PRACTICE
338 Rao, A. Murali M [email protected]
ICT IN OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING: ISSUES
AND CHALLENGES
339 Rao, K. Parameswara [email protected]
ROLE OF OPEN AND DISTANCE EDUCATION
INSTITUTIONS
IN SCALING UP QUALITY EDUCATION FOR
ALL
340 Rao, S. Raja [email protected]
ACCESS & SUCCESS IN LEARNING:
INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSE
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
341 Rashid, R.I.M. Aminur [email protected]
NECESSARY ICT INNOVATION IN
ADMINISTERING OPEN AND
DISTANCE EDUCATION UNIVERSITY: ISSUES
OF BANGLADESH
342 Reddy, M. V. Lakshmi [email protected]
REVAMPING INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM:
SETTING A DEMOCRATIC, ACCESSIBLE AND
EQUITABLE MODEL FOR DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES
343 Rout, Sarat Kumar [email protected]
REVAMPING TEACHER EDUCATION
PROGRAMME IN THE PERSPECTIVE
CONSTRUCTIVIST PARADIGM: ISSUES AND
CHALLENGES
344 Roy, Debjani [email protected] Kurup, Jayashree
IMPARTING SKILL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
TO THE LAKADONG TURMERIC FARMERS OF
THE JAINTIA HILLS OF MEGHALAYA
345 S, SAUNAND [email protected]
EVALUATION OF HOUSEHOLD PROFILE OF
OPEN & DISTANCE
REMOTE LEARNERS OF ANDAMAN &
NICOBAR ISLANDS
346 Safdar, Muhammad [email protected]
Iqbal Muhammad Zafar,
Haq Nisar-ul
PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS: COMMUNITY
PARTICIPATION PROJECT
IN SCHOOL EDUCATION IN PUNJAB
347
Shanmugham
Muthusamy [email protected] SUCCESSIVE FACTORS FOR IGNOU TEACHER
EDUCATION: A CASE STUDY FROM MADURAI
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
REGION
348 Sivaprasad, G. [email protected]
Lakshmi B Dhana,
Saiprasad G DEVELOPMENT OF E-LEARNING IN INDIA
349 Subrahmanyam, V.V. [email protected] Kanjilal Uma ,Nayak Pandav
COMPUTER BASED SKILL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMMES THROUGH ONLINE TO THE
REMOTEST CORNERS OF THE COUNTRY,
EMPOWERING THE RURAL POOR :
AN IGNOU - SAHAJ‟S INITIATIVE
350 Sudarsan, R [email protected]
CONVERGENCE OF OPEN EDUCATION
SYSTEMS AND CONVENTIONAL
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS:
NEED OF THE COUNTRY TO PROVIDE
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO
KNOWLEDGE SEEKERS
351 Tandon, Nidhi [email protected] Campbell, Dorienne Rowan
KNOWING AND GROWING NETWORK OF
ORGANIC WOMEN FARMERS IN THE
CARIBBEAN
352 Tonui, Charles [email protected]
INTEGRATED LIFELONG LEARNING IN
LIVELIHOOD
FOR FARMERS (L3F) AND ENVIRONMENT
353 Tripathi Purnendu [email protected] Siran Mukerji
COST EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGICAL
INTERVENTION
FOR BLENDING THE CONVENTIONAL AND
DISTANCE LEARNING
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
354 Trivedi, Avani [email protected]
DISTANCE EDUCATION: AN APPROACH TO
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
355
Uva , Terhemba Nom
Ambe- [email protected]
BUILDING CHINESE LANGUAGE SKILLS FOR
SINO-AFRICAN COOPERATION THROUGH
OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING
356 Varghese, Gipson [email protected]
SKILL DEVELOPMENT FOR A COMPETITIVE
ECONOMY IN INDIA: ANTICIPATING AND
MATCHING LABOUR MARKET AND SKILLS
NEEDS
357 Verma Anand Prakash [email protected]
KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION AND SKILL
DEVELOPMENT: ISSUES AND POINTERS FOR
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF TVET IN INDIA
IN FORMAL AS WELL AS DISTANCE
EDUCATION MODE
358 Wihak, Christine [email protected]
PRIOR LEARNING INTERNATIONAL
RESEARCH CENTRE - THOMPSON RIVERS
UNIVERSITY
359 Wolfenden, Freda [email protected]
Umar Abdurrahman, Aguti
Jessica, Gafar Amani Abdel
USING OERS TO IMPROVE TEACHER
QUALITY: EMERGING FINDINGS FROM TESSA
360 Wyk, R. S. van [email protected] Britz, J.
DISTANCE EDUCATION NOT A “PRISON
SENTENCE”. A CASE STUDY OF STUDENT
SUPPORT FOR PRISONERS AT THE
WINDHOEK CENTRAL PRISON.
361 Dr. Leon Higgs [email protected] THE VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY FOR SMALL
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
STATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH (VUSSC) –
CAPACITY BUILDING IN ODL AND ICT
362
RAMANI
PARASURAMAN [email protected]
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, INCLUSIVE
GROWTH AND WORLD PEACE
363 Babatunde Ipaye [email protected]
COMMUNITY BASED LEARNING:
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF STUDY CENTRES
AT THE NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF
NIGERIA
364 Gladson Makowa [email protected]
PARTICIPATORY PLANNING, DESIGNING
AND FORMATING OF CHILD AND MATERNAL
HEALTH (SAFE MOTHERHOOD) RADIO
PROGRAMME PRODUCTION A UNIQUE AND
SUCCESSFUL PROJECT
365 Evelyn Nonyongo [email protected] Agathe Lewin
THE BENEFITS, CHALLENGES AND LESSONS
FROM SUPPORTING TEACHERS CREATING
AND USING OPEN EDUCATION RESOURCES
FOR OPEN SCHOOLING: A SOUTHERN
AFRICAN EXPERIENCE
366 Corne Botes [email protected] Frances Ferreira
BUILDING A COMMUNITY FOR DEVELOPING
OERS
367 Patrick Prendergast [email protected]
COMMUNITY RADIO EMPOWERING RURAL
FARMERS IN JAMAICA – THE CASE OF JET FM
88.7
368 Aaditeshwar Seth [email protected] PARTICIPATORY TECHNIQUES FOR SKILLS
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Author (Last name,
First and given
names) Email Co-author/s Title of the Abstract
DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL AREAS
369 B.F Sullivan [email protected]
FARMERS FONE: THE USE OF INTERACTIVE
VOICE RESPONSE TO INCREASE FARMERS‟
ACCESS TO LEARNING FROM RADIO
CAMPAIGNS PROMOTING SUCCESSFUL
AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS
370 Gail White [email protected]
SKILLS-BUILDING WORKSHOP: DEVELOPING
EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY BASED LEARNING
PROGRAMMES USING MEDIA AND MOBILE
TECHNOLOGY AS THE PRIMARY LEARNING
CHANNELS
371 kanan sharma [email protected]
EDUCATING THE MISGUIDED A STUDY OF
THE IMPACT OF OPEN AND DISTANCE
LEARNING ON JAIL INMATES
372 rajesh nair [email protected]
REGIONAL COOPERATION AMONG OPEN
UNIVERSITIES: A CASE STUDY OF SOUTH ASIA
373 Savithri Singh [email protected]
THE WAY FORWARD – EMPOWERING
TEACHERS
374 Md. Tofazzal Islam, [email protected]
INCREASING ACCESS TO COST-EFFECTIVE,
EQUITABLE AND FLEXIBLE HIGHER
EDUCATION THROUGH OPEN AND
DISTANCE LEARNING IN BANGLADESH