The e-University Compendium

The e-University Compendium is a collection of 23 reports and annexes published in August 2004.

From the Introduction:

The documents that comprise the majority of this compendium were commissioned by HEFCE in the period 2000–01 to inform the planning of the proposed UK e-University. At that time a wide range of business, organisational, pedagogic and technological models for the e-University were being proposed and discussed, so that the papers took a wide view of higher education distance e-learning exemplars and systems, both in the four home nations of the UK and around the world.

The papers were later edited for publication by Paul Bacsich and Sara Frank Bristow and released in August 2004.

The chapters are as follows:

1. Introduction to Virtual Universities and e-Universities, by Paul Bacsich
2. Overview of the e-University Concept, by Quentin Thompson
3. A Study on Market Issues for the Proposed e-University, by John Fielden and others
4. Introduction to the Impact of the Internet Case Studies, by Paul Bacsich
5. Impact of the Internet on Higher Education in the Netherlands, by Petra Boezerooy and Eric Beerkens, with Betty Collis, Jeroen Huisman and Jef Moonen
6. Impact of the Internet on Higher Education in Finland, by Jef Moonen and Betty Collis, with Eric Beerkens, Petra Boezerooy and Jeroen Huisman
7. Impact of the Internet on Higher Education in the Spanish-speaking World, by Albert Sangra and others
8. Impact of the Internet on Higher Education in Australia and Asia, by Yoni Ryan with Roger King
9. (and many more chapters)

In addition there are several other components:

• Introduction
• Chronology
• Abbreviations
• Glossary
• Contributors
• A Note on House Style

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