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Schroeder, Connie – To Improve the Academy, 2015
In recent decades, the work of educational developers in Centers of Teaching and Learning (CTLs) is complex and diverse. The wide range of services and programs makes it difficult understand the mission and purpose of CTLs and communicate this effectively. The Center Mission Matrix Tool enables analysis and articulation of all facets of the…
Descriptors: Educational Development, Institutional Mission, Matrices, Organizational Communication
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Khan, Badrul H. – Performance Improvement, 1997
Discusses the redesign of educational systems and presents a designing matrix to help select boundaries of a new system. A conceptual framework for exploring educational system boundaries is described, systems models are discussed, and the three cells of the matrix are explained. (LRW)
Descriptors: Design Requirements, Educational Change, Educational Development, Matrices
Wedemeyer, Charles A. – 1973
Institutional modeling and program evaluation in relation to a correspondence program are discussed. The evaluation process is first considered from the viewpoint that it is an add-on activity, which is largely summative, and is the least desirable type of evaluation. Formative evaluation is next considered as a part of the process of institution…
Descriptors: Correspondence Schools, Educational Development, Evaluation Methods, Matrices
Paulston, Rolland G. – 1982
To assist the Agency for International Development in its decision-making process, a matrix which links sets of conditions in developing nations with appropriate types of educational development was produced. Key issues in the creation and use of typologies are discussed and standards for evaluating typologies are identified. Four typological…
Descriptors: Classification, Developing Nations, Economic Development, Educational Change
Nelson, Rex A. – 1973
Within a setting of dynamic rather than static knowledge, the academic structuring of disciplines begins to lose meaning. Interdisciplinary courses are one result of this perception of knowledge. A polydisciplinary approach, however, would be a more accurate construct of reality. Given the following four aspects of a polydisciplinary approach to…
Descriptors: Concept Formation, Conceptual Schemes, Convergent Thinking, Course Organization