INITIAL TRAINING FOR LEARNERS OF HISTORY FIRST CYCLE AT THE HIGHER TEACHER TRAINING SCHOOL OF BERTOUA (CAMEROON) by Jacques Serge KOUADJOVI KALEDJE II, Patrick MBENGUE ZE

“…The university system in Cameroon is based on two main pillars of training: the classic faculty establishments and the higher school. …”
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Electronic Theses: Swiss Perspectives by Ulrich Niederer, Ulrich Weigel, Marie-Pierre Gillieron-Garber, Karl Böhler

“…On the other hand, the federalist organization of all things politic in Switzerland, including the university system, means that there are hardly any national programmes to further and finance projects on a national level (or cantonal, for that matter) - in contrast to most other European countries where such programmes have proved to be a very strong incentive for developing various aspects of the digital library.…”
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Assessing competences in sustainability in teaching degrees and post-degrees: a proposal of a tool by Silvia Albareda Tiana, Pilar Azcárate Goded, José Manuel Muñoz Rodríguez, Rocio Valderrama Hernández, Jorge Ruiz Morales

“…This rubric can be a useful instrument for the assessment of CS in the degrees of education in the Spanish university system.…”
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Reshaping the model: Higher Education in the UK and the Anglo-Saxon neo-liberal model of capitalism since 1970 by Catherine Coron

“…The first part deals with the main features of the evolution and reforms of the British university system over the period. The second part recalls the most important characteristics of the Anglo-Saxon economic model of capitalism which may be applied to the study of the higher education system in the United Kingdom. …”
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Grading: Supporter or enemy of the learning process? Evidence from the literature by Federica Picasso, Beatrice Doria, Anna Serbati, Valentina Grion, Anastasiya Lipnevich

“…Finally, the theoretical framework is interpreted and related to the Italian context, offering food for thought on this theme in today's school and university system.…”
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The role of business agreements in defining textbook affordability and digital materials: A document analysis by John Raible, Aimee deNoyelles

“…In this study, a document analysis was conducted on the bookstore contracts for the universities included in the State University System of Florida. Namely, issues of textbook affordability, digital material terminology and seller exclusivity were investigated. …”
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New Tendencies of Research in Journalism by Javier Días Noci

“…In this paper we review the development of journalism studies in Spain, the academic associations and scientifi c journals on journalism and, fi nally, we refer to the key time in which we are living with the change in the university system.…”
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INTERACTION METHOD BETWEEN WEBVIEW OBJECTS IN HYBRID JAVA APPLICATIONS by Denys Ratov, Oleh Zakhozhai

“…The software implementation is considered and the results of the practical use of the developed method of interaction between JavaScript WebView objects in the form of a hybrid Java application embedded in the electronic university system – the Timetable SNU electronic timetable module are presented. …”
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DISTANCE AS KEY FACTOR IN MODELLING STUDENTS’ RECRUITMENT BY UNIVERSITIES by Simona MĂLĂESCU

“…Beyond the theoretical benefit from a practical perspective, the meta-analysis aimed at synthesizing elements of good practice that can be applied to the local university system. …”
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The Maranao Streamers and Tarpaulins as Tools of Communication: An Ethnographic Study by Monara Hamiydah M. Maruhom

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Roadmap to PLE - A Research Route to Empower the Use of Personal Learning Environments (PLEs) by Maria Chiara Pettenati

“…In this position paper we argue that in order to design, deploy and evaluate institutional Personal Learning Environments, a system-level Roadmap should be developed accounting for the progressive expansion towards the following evolutions directions: from closed (VLE) to Open Learning Environments (OLE); from the individual-group, to individual-network and individual-collective relations; from using structured learning resources to using any type of content; from being instructor/institution-led by being self-regulated and self-managed; from being aimed at learning in the university system to supporting work-based learning; from being centered around web 2.0 to being empowered by web 3.0 tools and technologies. …”
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Off-site modular housing systems – Expeditious solutions for student residence by Oscar Eugenio Bellini, Marianna Arcieri, Maria Teresa Gullace

“… In a competitive university system, student residences represent an essential infrastructure to support not only hospitality needs but also educational and training activities, promoting concepts of independence, and fostering reciprocal relational exchanges and supports. …”
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MD/DO-PhD trainees: Flexing, adapting, and progressing during COVID-19 by Gina Calco, Hanna Erickson, Omar Toubat, Samantha Spellicy

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University for LifeLong Learnings by Alberto Colorni, Stefano Menon, Aurelio Ravarini

“…In the perspective of development of LLL, the university system is called to interact, in a more and more coordinated way, with other players: institutional bodies such as Government and Regions, representatives of the labour market, businesses, as well as individuals. …”
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Reflections on the Adult Education Professoriate in Canada by Janet Groen, Colleen Kawalilak

“…Drawing on an autoethnographic approach, we offer a retrospective and current reflection on the Adult Education Professoriate within the Canadian university system. Through our autographic texts as professors within the field of adult education, as well as a review of relevant adult education literature, we consider the historical and current societal and academic trends that informed the growth and associated struggles in this academic program over the past six decades, including the launch of the <i>Canadian Association for Studies in Adult Education</i>. …”
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Trade-Union Activism Among University Teachers During Cameroon’s Political Liberalisation by Piet Konings

“…This article examines the role of this trade union amidst the deep crisis bedevilling the university system in Cameroon. Faced with apparent government insensitivity to its demands, it has displayed a considerable degree of militancy but its failure to achieve important gains for its members has, it will be argued, been mainly due to the government’s evasive and repressive strategies. …”
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Imperatives of marketing internal auditing in Nigerian universities by Achua, Joseph K., Alabar, Timothy T.

“…The inconsequential perception of internal audit function in Nigerian university system by stakeholders due mainly to ‘customer ignorance’ is a matter of concern.Indeed, there is an apparent disconnection, so much so that the activities and potentials of the function are grossly misunderstood, undervalued, underused and, oftentimes, abused. …”
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Call for reimagining institutional support for PAR post-COVID by Jeremy Auerbach, Solange Muñoz, Elizabeth Walsh, Uduak Affiah, Gerónimo Barrera de la Torre, Susanne Börner, Hyunji Cho, Rachael Cofield, Cara Marie DiEnno, Garrett Graddy-Lovelace, Susanna Klassen, Veronica Limeberry, Aimee Morse, Lucy Natarajan

“…Each account begins with an author's reflection on their experiences conducting PAR during the pandemic, focusing on how the current university system magnified the impacts of the pandemic. …”
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Rapid Detection of Single- and Co-Contaminant Aflatoxins and Fumonisins in Ground Maize Using Hyperspectral Imaging Techniques by Yong-Kyoung Kim, Insuck Baek, Kyung-Min Lee, Geonwoo Kim, Seyeon Kim, Sung-Youn Kim, Diane Chan, Timothy J. Herrman, Namkuk Kim, Moon S. Kim

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I Justify Myself, Therefore I am. Regimes Of Justification In Chilean Elite Universities by Maria Luisa Quaresma, Cristobal Villalobos, Mario Fergnani, Bárbara Diaz

“…Following Boltanski’s and Thévenot’s theoretical model, the results illustrate three different justification regimes: i) arguing for their elite status within the university system; ii) justifying the role they fulfil within Chilean society; and iii) defending their existence in the social structure. …”
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