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Quality Control Measures for Distance Education Institutions that are Part of the Academic Credit Bank System


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1 Department of Secondary Special Education, Youngdong University, Korea, Republic of
2 Department of Automotive Software, Youngdong University, Korea, Republic of
3 Department of National Defense Intelligence Engineering, SangMyung University, Korea, Republic of
 

Background/Objectives: This study discusses quality control measures for use in distance education institutions that are part of the academic credit bank system of lifelong education in South Korea. Methods/Statistical Analysis: This study proposes a standard model, which measures quality control from two perspectives, namely, learning content and Learning Management Systems (LMS). Findings: This model will operate as a guideline for the development of a quality control system in distance education institutions. As self-directed learning programs are important in measuring quality control from the content viewpoint, this paper suggests pre-quiz narratives, thinking, formative assessment, regular tests, assignments, and discussion methods. Application/Improvements: The study aims to contribute to the field of quality education by ensuring that the distance learning education system in South Korea meets a specific level of education quality in the future.

Keywords

Academic Credit Bank System, Distance Education, E-learning, LMS, Quality Control.
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Authors

Sook Ryeol Rhyou
Department of Secondary Special Education, Youngdong University, Korea, Republic of
Hongil Ji
Department of Automotive Software, Youngdong University, Korea, Republic of
ChangJin Seo
Department of National Defense Intelligence Engineering, SangMyung University, Korea, Republic of

Abstract


Background/Objectives: This study discusses quality control measures for use in distance education institutions that are part of the academic credit bank system of lifelong education in South Korea. Methods/Statistical Analysis: This study proposes a standard model, which measures quality control from two perspectives, namely, learning content and Learning Management Systems (LMS). Findings: This model will operate as a guideline for the development of a quality control system in distance education institutions. As self-directed learning programs are important in measuring quality control from the content viewpoint, this paper suggests pre-quiz narratives, thinking, formative assessment, regular tests, assignments, and discussion methods. Application/Improvements: The study aims to contribute to the field of quality education by ensuring that the distance learning education system in South Korea meets a specific level of education quality in the future.

Keywords


Academic Credit Bank System, Distance Education, E-learning, LMS, Quality Control.



DOI: https://doi.org/10.17485/ijst%2F2016%2Fv9i24%2F134538