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Our contribution to this year Global Time Conference about “E-Learning Model in Practice – Does it Work and Fit?” is now online available as draft version.
Abstract:

This paper presents a general model of e-learning in higher education and compares four running e-learning courses for further education to each other. The courses are described and their account within the model is discussed. The main question in this context is to find out whether it is possible to make a generalization over all courses or not? In fact of all different impact factors, such as teaching strategies, scopes and results as well as their changes during the courses, it can be concluded that this e-learning model works in general for this kind of courses anyway.

E-Learning Model in Practice – Does it Work and Fit?

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Reference: Ebner, M., Petrovic, M. (2012), E‐Learning Model in Practice – Does it Work and Fit?, Global Time Conference 2012, p. 1-7

Another bachelor thesis of our department adresses the questions which business models are appropriate for mobile Applications. Enjoy the interesting work of Richard and Feedback is appreciated 🙂 .
Abstract:

In the mobile space are countless financial successful applications and every one of these is backed up by a business model. A business model defines how technology, strategy and organization work together and how to achieve maximal possible financial success. This thesis will present common business models that are used in the mobile space. The business models illustrated are very varying from classic sale to indirect advertising models. The Apple App Store is used as environment to describe and analyze the models. The thesis also contains one case study of a successful application. It shows the evolution of the application and necessary changes
to adapt to new market challenges.

Business Models for mobile Applications

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