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E-Learning for Enterprise Studies: the case of Enterprise College Wales

Paul Jones Orcid Logo, Gary Packham, Christopher Miller

International Journal of Applied Entrepreneurship, Volume: 1, Issue: 1, Pages: 4 - 16

Swansea University Author: Paul Jones Orcid Logo

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e-College Wales (ECW), designed by the University of Glamorgan, is an on-line, Web based degree in Enterprise, aimed at creating and improving entrepreneurial and managerial capacity in the European Union (EU) Objective One Areas of Wales. This distance learning platform has been created with the ai...

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Published in: International Journal of Applied Entrepreneurship
ISSN: 1742-5824
Published: www.managementjournals.com 2004
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URI: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa44762
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Abstract: e-College Wales (ECW), designed by the University of Glamorgan, is an on-line, Web based degree in Enterprise, aimed at creating and improving entrepreneurial and managerial capacity in the European Union (EU) Objective One Areas of Wales. This distance learning platform has been created with the aim of aiding individuals and communities to generate their own economic development solutions, through the tools of entrepreneurship and promotion of entrepreneurial behaviour. The project is being undertaken withlocal partner Further Education colleges located throughout the Objective One areas. This paper examines the need for increasing entrepreneurial activity and capacity, and considers the reasons for undertaking this through the platform of Web-based learning, and the characteristics of the first cohort of students undertaking the course. Finally, conclusions are drawn and the requirements for a future research agenda are given aimed at determining the ultimate success or otherwise of ECW.
Keywords: E-Learning, Enterprise, Economic Development
College: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Issue: 1
Start Page: 4
End Page: 16

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