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SPECIAL TOPICAcademic Integrity
Academic integrity can be understood as the ethical code of academia. As moral and ethical perceptions may vary amongst different cultures and generations - in an increasingly collaborative, globalized, and information-based world - it is imperative for educational institutions, educators, teachers and instructional designers to consider different perceptions of academic integrity in their practice and strategies.
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Accessibility in E-Learning: What to Know, What to Avoid
29/11/16
Nowadays, we are living in a multicultural world, where globalization has provided us with the possibility to interact with people from all over the world and know about their ways of life, beliefs and customs. We are living in a…
E-Learning to Promote Spirituality and Community Service
12/03/19
This post originally appeared on the Blackboard blog on Mar 12, 2019. To learn more about Blackboard products and services mentioned below, visit Blackboard.com. Sydney, Australia Over 20 years ago, the Australian College of Ministries (ACOM) made the shift from being a campus-based college to a dynamic…
BENELUX: Affordable Tuition and Welcoming of International Students
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