Effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties: an empirical analysis
Purpose – Faculties have a vital role to play in ensuring that their graduates are trained with relevant skills. Formally arranged capacity building programs (CBPs) can aid in training and retraining the faculties with relevant contemporary skills so that they in turn can do justice to their student...
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description | Purpose – Faculties have a vital role to play in ensuring that their graduates are trained with relevant skills. Formally arranged capacity building programs (CBPs) can aid in training and retraining the faculties with relevant contemporary skills so that they in turn can do justice to their students. The purpose of this study is to analyze the efficacy of such public-funded online CBPs in enhancing faculties’ research and teaching capabilities. Design/methodology/approach – Ascientifically designed questionnaire was sent to faculties who attended 12-day public-funded online capacity building workshop. Binomial logistic regression models were constructed to analyze as to how effective the online workshop was in enhancing teaching and research skills of the faculties involved. Findings – From the research study, the authors were able to infer that although faculties were able to understand theoretical concepts of qualitative nature relatively easily, the authors felt that its value addition in enhancing the research output was rather limited. The study also found that the faculties felt teaching concepts outside their “syllabus” to be counterintuitive. A significant finding of the study was that research had an important role in enhancing their teaching efficacy. Originality/value – Studies which are undertaken to test the efficacy of online capacity building workshops are scarce. This domain is going to gain importance in near future as technology is evolving at a rapid rate and online training of faculties helps in optimizing scarce resources. |
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spelling | doaj.art-f9164ae3af884af98c4a771f6570b3802023-06-23T09:23:38ZengEmerald PublishingAAOU Journal1858-34312414-69942022-10-0117219421110.1108/AAOUJ-04-2022-0058Effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties: an empirical analysisChetan Kumar0K.B. Rangappa1S. Suchitra2Department of Studies in Economics, Davangere University, Davangere, IndiaDepartment of Studies in Economics, Davangere University, Davangere, IndiaDepartment of Studies in Economics, Davangere University, Davangere, IndiaPurpose – Faculties have a vital role to play in ensuring that their graduates are trained with relevant skills. Formally arranged capacity building programs (CBPs) can aid in training and retraining the faculties with relevant contemporary skills so that they in turn can do justice to their students. The purpose of this study is to analyze the efficacy of such public-funded online CBPs in enhancing faculties’ research and teaching capabilities. Design/methodology/approach – Ascientifically designed questionnaire was sent to faculties who attended 12-day public-funded online capacity building workshop. Binomial logistic regression models were constructed to analyze as to how effective the online workshop was in enhancing teaching and research skills of the faculties involved. Findings – From the research study, the authors were able to infer that although faculties were able to understand theoretical concepts of qualitative nature relatively easily, the authors felt that its value addition in enhancing the research output was rather limited. The study also found that the faculties felt teaching concepts outside their “syllabus” to be counterintuitive. A significant finding of the study was that research had an important role in enhancing their teaching efficacy. Originality/value – Studies which are undertaken to test the efficacy of online capacity building workshops are scarce. This domain is going to gain importance in near future as technology is evolving at a rapid rate and online training of faculties helps in optimizing scarce resources.https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/AAOUJ-04-2022-0058/full/pdfFaculty development programContemporary skillsPublic funded programsCareer orientationResearch skillsOnline training |
spellingShingle | Chetan Kumar K.B. Rangappa S. Suchitra Effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties: an empirical analysis AAOU Journal Faculty development program Contemporary skills Public funded programs Career orientation Research skills Online training |
title | Effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties: an empirical analysis |
title_full | Effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties: an empirical analysis |
title_fullStr | Effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties: an empirical analysis |
title_full_unstemmed | Effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties: an empirical analysis |
title_short | Effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties: an empirical analysis |
title_sort | effectiveness of online capacity building programs in wholistic development of faculties an empirical analysis |
topic | Faculty development program Contemporary skills Public funded programs Career orientation Research skills Online training |
url | https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/AAOUJ-04-2022-0058/full/pdf |
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