Author Archives: badrul

If you have specific questions about the Framework, please email me. (khan1  @  McWeadon.com) On Tuesday, December 31, 2013 1:31 AM, Bushra Malik wrote:  Recently, our research group read about your e-learning framework. We have found it very useful but … Continue reading →

If you have specific questions about the Framework, please email me. (khan1  @  McWeadon.com) On Tuesday, December 31, 2013 1:31 AM, Bushra Malik wrote:  Recently, our research group read about your e-learning framework. We have found it very useful but … Continue reading →

Eight Dimensional E-Learning Framework Eight-component framework for e-learning. EdutechWiki.  

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 … Continue reading →

Articles on E-Learning / Distance Learning

B2B Scholarly literature including articles, theses, books and abstracts citing the e-learning framework can be search through Google Scholar. The following articles  adopted /used the framework (submitted by readers). You can submit an article that uses the e-learning framework. The Global E-Learning Framework E-Learning … Continue reading →

International Handbook of E-Learning By Badrul Khan and Mohamed Ally Significant development in e‑learning over the past decade has tremendous implications for educational and training practices in the information society. With the advent of the Internet and online learning methodologies … Continue reading →

Keynote address at the E-learning in the Arab world: Challenges and Perspectives of Development Conference on July 9, 2012 organized by the Egyptian E-Learning University. Abstract Planning and implementing e-learning require an understanding of how learning takes place in open … Continue reading →

Keynote address at the E-learning in the Arab world: Challenges and Perspectives of Development Conference on July 9, 2012 organized by the Egyptian E-Learning University. Abstract Planning and implementing e-learning require an understanding of how learning takes place in open … Continue reading →

State of Mobile Learning in Canada and Future Directions by Mohamed Ally and Agnieszka Palalas, Athabasca University.