Abstract
A feasible e-learning strategy does not involve constant innovation in ever shorter cycles to provide the newest available and most sophisticated tools. Rather, a strategy for universities should support its aims as an organization to enable and promote collaborative learning, teaching and research via e-learning. E-learning should be implemented as a 'social practice' in a change process. In addition, the mission statement should guide the members of the university. This is shown here using the example of the University for Applied Sciences Cologne.
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Klier, A., & van Treeck, T. (2016). Kollaboration als Kern einer E-Learning-Strategie. Zeitschrift Für Hochschulentwicklung, 10(2). https://doi.org/10.3217/zfhe-10-02/06
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