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Main Author: Buskey, John H.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1970
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED041235
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contents The Development and Testing of a Typology of Adult Education Programs in University Residential Centers. Buskey, John H. Abstracts Classification Continuing Education Centers Doctoral Dissertations Educational Objectives Extension Education Interaction Investigations Program Evaluation Residential Institutions Time This study was designed to develop and field test a typology of framework providing for the systematic description, definition, and classification of activities in university continuing education centers. Basic questions pertained to whether such a typology could be developed, and whether other investigators and practitioners could use the typology and its elements with predictable results. In a pilot study, three program elements (objectives, interaction patterns, time) were formulated from an inductive analysis of 16 University of Chicago programs. This three-step process was later used to analyze 425 university continuing education programs and to sort them into 12 hierarchically arranged program types. Using a literature review and statistical procedures, the typology and program elements were then evaluated (and found generally satisfactory) on the criteria of comprehensiveness, usefulness, consistency, and acceptance. Limitations of the study were noted, followed by implications of the typology for further research. (The Ph. D. Thesis is available from the Dept. of Photoduplication, University of Chicago Library, Swift Hall, Chicago, Ill.) (LY)
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spellingShingle The Development and Testing of a Typology of Adult Education Programs in University Residential Centers.
Buskey, John H.
Abstracts
Classification
Continuing Education Centers
Doctoral Dissertations
Educational Objectives
Extension Education
Interaction
Investigations
Program Evaluation
Residential Institutions
Time
The Development and Testing of a Typology of Adult Education Programs in University Residential Centers. Buskey, John H. Abstracts Classification Continuing Education Centers Doctoral Dissertations Educational Objectives Extension Education Interaction Investigations Program Evaluation Residential Institutions Time This study was designed to develop and field test a typology of framework providing for the systematic description, definition, and classification of activities in university continuing education centers. Basic questions pertained to whether such a typology could be developed, and whether other investigators and practitioners could use the typology and its elements with predictable results. In a pilot study, three program elements (objectives, interaction patterns, time) were formulated from an inductive analysis of 16 University of Chicago programs. This three-step process was later used to analyze 425 university continuing education programs and to sort them into 12 hierarchically arranged program types. Using a literature review and statistical procedures, the typology and program elements were then evaluated (and found generally satisfactory) on the criteria of comprehensiveness, usefulness, consistency, and acceptance. Limitations of the study were noted, followed by implications of the typology for further research. (The Ph. D. Thesis is available from the Dept. of Photoduplication, University of Chicago Library, Swift Hall, Chicago, Ill.) (LY)
title The Development and Testing of a Typology of Adult Education Programs in University Residential Centers.
topic Abstracts
Classification
Continuing Education Centers
Doctoral Dissertations
Educational Objectives
Extension Education
Interaction
Investigations
Program Evaluation
Residential Institutions
Time
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED041235