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Describes an aspect of the work on quality in open learningundertaken by the SATURN quality subgroup. Argues that a key to theachievement of quality in learning is the setting of clear expectationsof what is required, both of providers and users in learning contracts.Lists codes of practice for both providers and users and definesprovider and user groups. Discusses the use of the codes in developingan individual learning contract for the three stages in a learningcontractbefore, during and after.
Education + Training – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jan 1, 1992
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