Tedious lectures, stiff backs, claustrophobia… The Web will free you from the classroom. This framework for education over the Web also looks at other parameters that go into shaping a student’s mind.
 ET: Which university, in your opinion, is the best in the world in terms of providing online education?BHK: I am not in a position to endorse any institution. Any online programs in an institution with higher student retention rate, and a greater stakeholders’ satisfaction should be considered as successful institution. However, with my personal research since 1997, I recommend that an institution should consider critical factors for e learning in order to establish its own online programs. More >> |
 JM: How do you view e-learning, and what does it take to create a meaningful e-learning experience for diverse learners?BK: I view e-learning as an innovative approach for delivering electronically mediated, well-designed, learner-centered, and interactive learning environments to anyone, anyplace, anytime by utilizing the Internet and digital technologies in concert with instructional design principles. More >> |
 Need is for a learner-focussed learning material Digital Learning Magazine. Designing meaningful e-learning requires thoughtful analysis and investigation of how to use the learning technologies’ potential in concert with instructional design principles and issues critical to various dimensions of e-learning environment. The field of Instructional Design (ID) benefits from both learning theories and instructional design theories. Learning theories are descriptive-describe how learning occurs. Instructional design theories are prescriptive in nature-concern with what methods of instruction should be used.(starts at page 14). More >> |
 The new wave on the learning front“It will free the learning process from the confines of the classroom as it’s an open, flexible and distributed learning process, or blended e-Learning,” Dr Badrul H Khan, an associate professor of the George Washington University who created a framework for e-Learning, said in an exclusive interview. More >> |
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 Special Interview with Badrul Khan: Developing Countries Should Not Lag behind. (in Bangla Language)More >> |
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| Making it easy. The Hindu Business Line Tedious lectures, stiff backs, claustrophobia… The Web will free you from the classroom. This framework for education over the Web also looks at other parameters that go into shaping a student’s mind. |
| In Conversation with Badrul Khan: The Internet is a bridge. Deccan Herald. The Web or the Internet has metamorphosed from an information tool of the 90s into an instructional one in the 21st century. Badrul H Khan, Associate Professor in the George Washington University, Washington DC, USA has the credit of first coining the phrase ‘Web-based learning’ and popularising the concept. He believes e-learning does not just make education easy and accessible to the vast majority of people on the Indian subcontinent but holds out huge potential for the Indian IT industry to become the world leader in designing the contents of such initiatives. At present the industry merely develops the designs provided by others. |
(in Turkish)  E-öğrenme gurusundan e-öğrenme incelikleri
Okan Üniversitesi’nin davetlisi olarak İstanbul’a gelen Dr. Badrul Khan, e-öğrenmeyi uygulamak isteyen kurumlara süreçlerle ilgili geniş bir profil sundu. |
| Do we fit in the virtual education plan?Is e-Learning possible in Bangladesh? The Daily Star. Wed. December 24, 2003. Dr. Badrul H Khan, associate professor and director of Educational Technology Leadership graduate cohort program at The George Washington University, tried to answer that question talking about ‘Enhancing Education and Training through e-Learning in Bangladesh’ at Prodigy, a centre for human resource development, on December 20. |
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