By Stephen Mumford and Rani Lill Anjum. Philosophers Stephen Mumford and Rani Lill Anjum speak up for the benefits of writing collaboratively. More...
3 janvier 2016
3 janvier 2016
Torrents of bile: publish and be damned
By Matthew Reisz. Five years ago, I wrote an article arguing that the idea of a “war” between science and religion is not a very helpful one, given that “all-out wars between neighbours tend to be pretty unpleasant, and the reality is that atheistic scientists have to share space in universities with scientifically literate religious believers and religiously committed scientists”. More...
27 décembre 2015
HEP 28/4 - Vient de paraître
Le dernier numéro de Higher Education Policy (HEP) vient de sortir, présentant plusieurs articles autour du thème de la recherche dans l'enseignement supérieur en Asie orientale.
Sommaire:
--Higher Education Research in East Asia: Regional and National Evolution and Path-Dependencies (Introduction) - Hugo Horta, Jisun Jung et Akiyoshi Yonezawa;
--The Contribution of East Asian Countries to Internationally Published Asian Higher Education Research: The Role of System Development and Internationalization - Jisun Jung et Hugo Horta;
--Boundary Objects and Boundary Brokering to Make the Research-Policy-Practice Nexus Possible: The Case of the Chinese Higher Education Field - Shuangye Chen;
--Higher Education Research Community in Taiwan: An Emerging Field - Sheng-Ju Chan et Ying Chan; Connecting Higher Education Research in Japan with the International Academic Community - Akiyoshi Yonezawa;
--Higher Education Research as a Field of Study in South Korea: Inward but Starting to Look Outward - Jisun Jung;
--Trends and Developments of Higher Education Research in Hong Kong: In Pursuit of a Cosmopolitan Vision - William Yat Wai Lo et Felix Sai Kit Ng.
Autre article:
The Role of Research in Teaching: A Comparison of Teachers from Research Universities and those from Universities of Applied Sciences - Yanjuan Hu, Roeland van der Rijst, Klaas van Veen et Nico Verloop. Voir l'article...
27 décembre 2015
HEP 28/4 - Just released
The latest edition of Higher Education Policy (HEP) has just been released and and is a special edition entitled Higher Education Research in East Asia.
Contents
--Higher Education Research in East Asia: Regional and National Evolution and Path-Dependencies (Introduction) - Hugo Horta, Jisun Jung and Akiyoshi Yonezawa;
--The Contribution of East Asian Countries to Internationally Published Asian Higher Education Research: The Role of System Development and Internationalization - Jisun Jung and Hugo Horta;
--Boundary Objects and Boundary Brokering to Make the Research-Policy-Practice Nexus Possible: The Case of the Chinese Higher Education Field - Shuangye Chen;
--Higher Education Research Community in Taiwan: An Emerging Field - Sheng-Ju Chan and Ying Chan;
--Connecting Higher Education Research in Japan with the International Academic Community - Akiyoshi Yonezawa;
--Higher Education Research as a Field of Study in South Korea: Inward but Starting to Look Outward - Jisun Jung;
--Trends and Developments of Higher Education Research in Hong Kong: In Pursuit of a Cosmopolitan Vision - William Yat Wai Lo and Felix Sai Kit Ng.
Other article
The Role of Research in Teaching: A Comparison of Teachers from Research Universities and those from Universities of Applied Sciences - Yanjuan Hu, Roeland van der Rijst, Klaas van Veen and Nico Verloop. More...
26 décembre 2015
Who trains in small and medium-sized enterprises - Characteristics, needs and ways of support
This publication is the final report on Cedefop’s study on in-company trainers in small and medium-sized enterprises. More and more opportunities exist for adults to learn, including in work-based settings; enterprises provide training to ensure that they have all the skills and competences needed for competitiveness and growth. More...
25 décembre 2015
5e Rencontres Cereq / Dares / réseau des Carif-Oref : publication des actes
Les actes des 5e Rencontres interrégionales Céreq / Dares / réseau des Carif-Oref, qui se sont tenues à Nantes le 16 juin 2015, viennent d'être publiés. La question de la prospective des métiers et des qualifications au service des territoires et des individus était posée.
Les actes des 5e Rencontres interrégionales Céreq / Dares / réseau des Carif-Oref. Voir l'article...
24 décembre 2015
Paid peer review
Sur le blog Gaïa Universitas. Quand on veut publier un article scientifique, il est envoyé à un éditeur pour une évaluation. Celle-ci est une évaluation par les pairs (« peer review »), c’est-à-dire que le manuscrit est envoyé à des rapporteurs ou à un comité de lecteurs qui vont donner leur avis critique et faire des recommandations à l’éditeur (publication, publication mais avec révisions, rejet, etc …). C’est devenu un principe fondamental de la publication des travaux de recherche. Donc, quand on est chercheur, on publie des articles mais on participe aussi à l’évaluation des articles des collègues en vue de publication. Ce processus de review est bénévole et fait partie intégrante de la culture de la communauté scientifique. Voir l'article...
20 décembre 2015
Shift away from ‘publish or perish’ puts the public back into publication
By . Earlier this year, I visited the library at the Australian National University with my son so he could borrow some books for an essay on Chinese history. More...15 décembre 2015
States and Public Higher Ed: Economic Challenges
Inside Higher Ed is pleased to release today "States and Higher Ed: Growing Economic Strains Challenge Public Colleges and Universities," our latest print-on-demand compilation of articles. The booklet features articles with the latest data and strategies from a range of public institutions. Read more...
14 décembre 2015
Concerns Over Ashgate Publishing's Future
Many academics are signing a petition and sharing their concerns about the future of Ashgate Publishing, which was purchased by Informa (the parent company of Taylor & Francis). Read more...
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