Pbacsich: added link to report

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	: Re-reading this I feel it adds a lot of detail on an era not well documented in other historical material.		: Re-reading this I feel it adds a lot of detail on an era not well documented in other historical material.


			'''For the report see http://virtual-learning.referata.com/w/images/EUNI-chap01-VUsandEUs-2004.pdf'''

Pbacsich: finalised chapter structure

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-The author's introduction (section 1 of the chapter) notes:
+== The e-University Compendium Chapter One ==
-: This short chapter introduces all the chapters in this volume of the e-University Com-pendium. Since the remaining two chapters of the first part of the compendium are themselves of an introductory/overview nature, we felt it best to put all the introductory material into the first part.
+=== Introduction to Virtual Universities and e-Universities ===
-: The chapter is structured as follows. This section is a brief introduction. The second section gives an overview of the theory of virtual universities and e-universities and attempts to clarify our usage of the terms. The third section gives an overview of the chapters, in an expanded table of contents. The fourth section gives a “helicopter view” of the world of e-universities. The fifth section considers a thematic approach to the material, and links forward to sections, subsections and “objects” within the chapters. The sixth section gives an overview of the currently popular topic of Critical Success Factors for e-universities. Finally there is a short section with some suggestions for further reading. There is no appendix to this chapter.
+Chapter 1 is the first of three chapters in '''Part One The e-University Concept'''.
-: All sections will give numerous forward references to relevant chapters and sections. To avoid clutter in this introductory chapter, there will be no use of URLs in the text (except for section 7) and the only scholarly apparatus will be a few endnotes, mainly for references.
+It summarises work done by the author and his collaborators in the period 1995-2004. Chapter 4 of it, "A World Tour of e-Universities" is perhaps the first of such world tours, which made their appearance in several UK and EU project reports from then on to this day.
-: The chapter is based on work that the author has carried out over the 2000–01 period and so comes from the same time period as the remaining reports in the compendium. Where newer material is mentioned, this will be pointed out.
+Paul Bacsich writes:
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->> Other publications by [[Paul Bacsich]]<br>
+> [[Overview of the e-University Concept]] (Chapter Two)
->> [[Publications]]
+<br>

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New page: The author's introduction (section 1 of the chapter) notes: : This short chapter introduces all the chapters in this volume of the e-University Com-pendium. Since the remaining two chapte...

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The author's introduction (section 1 of the chapter) notes:

: This short chapter introduces all the chapters in this volume of the e-University Com-pendium. Since the remaining two chapters of the first part of the compendium are themselves of an introductory/overview nature, we felt it best to put all the introductory material into the first part.

: The chapter is structured as follows. This section is a brief introduction. The second section gives an overview of the theory of virtual universities and e-universities and attempts to clarify our usage of the terms. The third section gives an overview of the chapters, in an expanded table of contents. The fourth section gives a “helicopter view” of the world of e-universities. The fifth section considers a thematic approach to the material, and links forward to sections, subsections and “objects” within the chapters. The sixth section gives an overview of the currently popular topic of Critical Success Factors for e-universities. Finally there is a short section with some suggestions for further reading. There is no appendix to this chapter.

: All sections will give numerous forward references to relevant chapters and sections. To avoid clutter in this introductory chapter, there will be no use of URLs in the text (except for section 7) and the only scholarly apparatus will be a few endnotes, mainly for references.

: The chapter is based on work that the author has carried out over the 2000–01 period and so comes from the same time period as the remaining reports in the compendium. Where newer material is mentioned, this will be pointed out.

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> [[The e-University Compendium]]<br>

>> Other publications by [[Paul Bacsich]]<br>
>> [[Publications]]

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