Abstract
Many universities in Ghana have had a desire to ensure equitable access to formal tertiary education for the growing number of the working public who have sought to improve or better their educational status in tertiary institutions. For many of these working public or individuals, it is almost impossible to stay off work to enroll in these tertiary institutions but rather would most likely prefer to improve their educational and knowledge acquisition status in the comfort of their homes and in a relaxed and calm environment. This study is aimed at distinguishing between whether tertiary institutions should be evenly and commonly regulated and the learning process standardized for all individuals or to be specifically adapted for the individual needs of the target market.
Document Type
Article
Source Publication
European Journal of Contemporary Education
Version
Published Version
Publication Date
2016
Volume
18
Issue
4
First Page
430
Last Page
437
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Recommended Citation
Djan, J., & George, B. (2016). Standardization or Localization: A Study of Online Learning Programmes by Tertiary Institutions in Ghana. European Journal of Contemporary Education, 18(4), 430-437. https://doi.org/10.13187/ejced.2016.18.430
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