The research know the degree of possession of educational
technology skills of faculty members at the University of Damascus;
and the role of a variable both sex, and competence of the academic
university, and the number of years of experience in the possession
of educational technology skills.
The study aimed to get know the reality of the application of the concept of
Total Quality Management, Faculty of literature-University of Damascus and
determine the effect of variables of the study (Grade, years of experience, type)
and in fact the application of total quality management.
The study aimed to get know the reality of the application of the concept
of Total Quality Management, Faculty of literature-University of
Damascus and determine the effect of variables of the study (Grade, years
of experience, type) and in fact the application of total quality
management.
This research aimed to determine the order of Tishreen University colleges in term of
satisfaction with the faculty members, and to determine whether that satisfaction affected
by variables: (gender, University Specialization, and the collage year)
, using the
"satisfaction with the faculty members " scale. A total of (749) undergraduate from
Tishreen University students in all faculties, participated in this research. Search results
are summarized as follows: faculties of economics and physical education and dentistry
have got at the highest averages in the ranking of colleges by satisfaction with the teaching
staff, while the faculties of Architecture and Literature and Sciences have got at the lower
averages. and there were a differences among the members of the research sample in the
scale according to the gender variable in favor of females, and there were a differences
according to the collage year variable, and there were no differences according to
University Specialization variable.
Worldwide, Information and communication technologies (ICTs)
have gained a vital importance in satisfying the requirements of both the
new Education System and the revised Curriculum for English Language
Teaching (ELT). The experience of introduci
ng different ICTs into the
classroom and other educational settings worldwide suggests that
teachers' effective integration of technology into their curricula largely
depends on their perceptions and attitudes to the value of these tools to
achieving their instructional purposes. This research seeks to evaluate the
readiness to integrate ICTs into the current teaching practices of the
faculty at the department of English Language and Literature at
Damascus University. In a context of large classes where resources are
minimal and staff members are in short supply, using technology assisted
learning at Damascus University may help enhance education by giving
learners more flexibility and helping them evolve into more autonomous
learners. Investigating the current faculty’s reading of the value of
technology as a means of overcoming some of the restrictions imposed
by their context will uncover potential limitations on the use of ICTs in
the existing context and suggest workable solutions.
The purpose of the study was to identify the perceptions of faculty
members at the Jordanian universities of their academic freedom, and to
investigate its relationship with research output. The study population
consisted of all 4789 faculty membe
rs at the Jordanian universities, while
the sample consisted of 510 faculty members. Data gathering were done
by a questionnaire to identify perceptions held by faculty members
regarding their academic freedom.
