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This paper looks at developments in the use of learning technologies in UK higher education, particularly in recent years. It examines the agenda items for learning and teaching associated with the use of new technologies that have emerged in the context of the current agenda for quality assessment and assurance. The paper considers the ways in which the two agendas work in a complementary manner, and the ways in which they create tensions. Finally, it considers the likely path of future developments and considers a way forward in which existing tensions may be reconciled.
Quality Assurance in Education – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 1, 2000
Keywords: Quality assurance; United Kingdom; New technology; Globalization; Learning
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