Developing professional expertise in the knowledge economy: integrating industry-based learning with the academic curriculum in the field of information technology
Holt, Dale, Mackay, David and Smith, Ross 2004, Developing professional expertise in the knowledge economy: integrating industry-based learning with the academic curriculum in the field of information technology, Asia-Pacific journal of cooperative education, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. 1-8.
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Developing professional expertise in the knowledge economy: integrating industry-based learning with the academic curriculum in the field of information technology
In response to the forces of globalization, organizations have had to adapt and even transform themselves. Universities have had to recognize the value of practical working knowledge developed in workplace settings, and promote the value of academic forms of knowledge making to the practical concerns of everyday learning. This paper presents a contemporary case of a designed professional curriculum in the field of information technology that situates workplace learning as a central element in the education of students. Key integrative dimensions are considered along with an analysis of the perspectives of teaching staff and students on the educational experience. (Asia-Pacific Journal of Cooperative Education, 2004, 5(2), 1-11)
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