LIFELONG LEARNING – A LOCAL CASE OF SUCCESS USING WEB TEXT-BASED DISCUSSION FORUMS

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lifelong e-learning, distance learning, organizational context, case study, lecturing experience

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The work environments raise changes associated with both economic and social demand in an internationally competitive context. The focus of this paper is the perspectives of people, both employers and employees, who are engaged in lifelong e-learning, within the Portuguese economy. It critically reflects on recent experience at a small local institution considering whether complex state-of the art technology becomes a key to the development of lifelong learning practices in a knowledge-based society.

 

DOI: https://doi.org/10.28925/2414-0325.2017.3.15

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Author Biographies

Isabel Alvarez, The Lisbon Lusíada University

Ph.D., Auxiliary Professor, Faculty of Economics and Business Communications

Paulo Pinto, The Lisbon Lusíada University

PhD, Auxiliary Professor of Faculty of Economy and Enterprise Sciences

Nuno Sotero da Silva, The Lisbon Lusíada University

Lecturer of Faculty of Economy and Enterprise Sciences and IT Manager

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2017-09-06

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Alvarez, I., Pinto, P., & Sotero da Silva, N. (2017). LIFELONG LEARNING – A LOCAL CASE OF SUCCESS USING WEB TEXT-BASED DISCUSSION FORUMS. Electronic Scientific Professional Journal “OPEN EDUCATIONAL E-ENVIRONMENT OF MODERN UNIVERSITY”, (3), 1–5. Retrieved from https://openedu.kubg.edu.ua/journal/index.php/openedu/article/view/63

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Open educational e-environment of modern university

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