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Leadership for 21st Century Learning - Global Perspectives from International Experts (Paperback)
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Leadership for 21st Century Learning - Global Perspectives from International Experts (Paperback)
Series: Open and Flexible Learning Series
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Public and private providers of education and training are facing a
shift to a more demand-driven market and expectations of greater
accessibility, flexibility, quality, relevance and efficiency.
Education and training are also being transformed by new
information and communications technologies and becoming more
global, competitive and commercialized. Such a destabilized and
uncharted environment calls for transformational leadership, both
at the organizational and the operational level, to energize and
empower others to share the vision of what can be accomplished, to
change work cultures and to create systems that are responsive
andsustainable. In this thought-provoking and ground-breaking book,
Colin Latchem and Donald Hanna critically examine: * global
developments and trends in education and training* the changes,
challenges and choices confronting educators and trainers* the
development of an entrepreneurial culture* the processes of
organizational change* leadership in traditional and open &
flexible learningThe book also features interviews with eighteen
distinguished educational leaders and innovators from across the
globe. These provide unique and fascinating insights into the
experiences, principles, ideas, feelings and approaches that CEOs
and senior managers can bring to leading their organizations and
open learning enterprises. The book concludes by summarizing the
key leadership concepts and change strategies that are needed by
those who lead or manage open and flexible learning or who aspire
to change educational and training organizations and practice in
the 21st century.List of contributorsProfessor Dominique Abrioux,
President, Athabasca UniversityRobert C Albrecht,Former
Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Chancellor Emeritus,
Western Governors UniversityProfessor Denise Bradley,
Vice-Chancellor, University of South AustraliaProfessor Rajesh
Chandra, Deputy-Vice Chancellor, University of the South
PacificProfessor Betty Collis, Faculty of Educational Science and
Technology and Centre for Telematics and Information Technologies,
University of Twente, the NetherlandsSir John Daniel,
Vice-Chancellor, Open University, UKProfessor Dato' Gajaraj
Dhanarajan, President and CEO of the Commonwealth of
LearningProfessor Donald E Hanna, Professor of Educational
Communications, University of Wisconsin-ExtensionGlenn R Jones,
Founder and CEO, Jones International Universityb": The University
of the Web and JonesKnowledge.comProfessor Abdul Khan,
Vice-Chancellor of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU),
Chairperson, Distance Education Council (DEe and Director of
Development and Training with the Commonwealth of LearningRoger
Lewis, Regional Consultant with the UK Higher Education Funding
CouncilProfessor Marmar Mukhopadhyay, National Institute of
Educational Planning and Administration, IndiaDr Muriel Oaks,
Associate Vice-President for Extended University Services,
Washington State UniversityJanet Poley, President, American
Distance Education ConsortiumSister Joel Read, President, Alverno
CollegeBernadette Robinson, Special Professor of Comparative
Education, School of Continuing Education, University of
NottinghamBarbara Spronk, Executive Director, International
Extension CollegeDr Brian Talbott, National Executive Director,
Association of Educational Service Agencies
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