E-Learning in Iran: Looking at Effectiveness - Fariborzi, Elham;Abu Baker, Kamariah
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The development of learning in the society has always been a topic of concern for most countries. In Iran, discussions for its improvement focus primarily on the role of Information Communication Technology (ICT) on the existing educational systems. Traditional education criteria are no longer sufficient and suitable to cope with the changes that have been brought by ICT. Web-based learning is one of the new changes in Iranian educational systems. Although the role of web-based learning in supporting ICT integration is comprehended as critical, to date there are lack of scientific studies…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The development of learning in the society has always been a topic of concern for most countries. In Iran, discussions for its improvement focus primarily on the role of Information Communication Technology (ICT) on the existing educational systems. Traditional education criteria are no longer sufficient and suitable to cope with the changes that have been brought by ICT. Web-based learning is one of the new changes in Iranian educational systems. Although the role of web-based learning in supporting ICT integration is comprehended as critical, to date there are lack of scientific studies about its effectiveness in Iranian public universities. This book is to understand this information gap through comprehensive sources of data on web-based computer courses in Iran. This book would provide valuable information for web-based instructors, Information Technology or IT staff and educational managers who work in e-learning centres in universities as well as students and e-learners.
Autorenporträt
Dr Elham Fariborzi joined the Department of Computer Sciences, Islamic Azad University, Iran in 1998 and has been actively involved in teaching and research since then. Her PhD is Multimedia Based Teaching & Learning. She published 10 books. Her research interests are: E-courses effectiveness, and automatic content analyzer for web-based courses.