creators_name: Fauzy, Wan Mohd creators_name: Kaur, Abtar creators_name: Shiriam , Shiriam R creators_name: Mona , Masood creators_name: Siew , Mee Barton type: conference_item datestamp: 2011-07-12 03:54:21 lastmod: 2011-11-25 01:17:29 metadata_visibility: show corp_creators: Universiti Sains Malaysia corp_creators: Open University Malaysia corp_creators: Abdur Rahman University, India corp_creators: Deakin University, Australia title: Delivery of Full Online Programmes: Opportunities, Issues & Challenges ispublished: pub subjects: LC5800 full_text_status: none pres_type: paper note: Available at Ed/ITLib Digital Library database http://www.editlib.org/p/37382 abstract: The 21st Century is witnessing an increasing number of full online programmes, particularly at the graduate level. It may appear to be advantageous to both the institution and the student as one way to leverage on technologies. However, there are issues as well as challenges when implemented. The Open University Malaysia, for example, has been offering the Master in Instructional Design and Technology (MIDT) since 2009 and had its first group of graduates in 2010. The MIDT program has facilitators residing in different countries and students have come from more than ten different countries. Supported in part by the Commonwealth of Learning, it is the first full online programme from a Malaysian institution. The panel will address opportunities, issues and challenges with full online programmes in general and the MIDT program in particular. In addition, the challenges faced in terms of multi-cultural issues will also be dealt with (Authors' abstract) date: 2011 date_type: published pagerange: 1646-1651 event_title: Global Learn Asia Pacific (Global Learn) 2011 event_location: Melbourne, Australia event_dates: 28 March - 1 April 2011 event_type: conference refereed: TRUE official_url: http://www.editlib.org/p/37382 citation: Fauzy, Wan Mohd and Kaur, Abtar and Shiriam , Shiriam R and Mona , Masood and Siew , Mee Barton (2011) Delivery of Full Online Programmes: Opportunities, Issues & Challenges. In: Global Learn Asia Pacific (Global Learn) 2011, 28 March - 1 April 2011, Melbourne, Australia.