Evolutionary collaborative partnership model (ECPM): The East African elearning provider's project-based legitimization strategy
Article published by the International Journal of Computing and ICT Research Vol. 8, Issue 1 pp 37 - 48.
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spelling | oai:41.59.85.69:123456789-6772024-04-17T11:22:40Z Evolutionary collaborative partnership model (ECPM): The East African elearning provider's project-based legitimization strategy Tossy, Titus e-learning partnership collaborating partnership legitimization classic grounded theory e-learning provider Evolutionary Collaborating Partnership Model Article published by the International Journal of Computing and ICT Research Vol. 8, Issue 1 pp 37 - 48. The paper examines the lack of legitimacy of e-learning projects including academic certificates through online distance programs. The paper analyses whether the lack of legitimacy that exist among e-learning projects can be eradicated through a sound proposed strategy. The rationale of this study is based on the fact that most scholars claim that various e-learning projects and programs lack legitimization, and the literature related to legitimization issues is limited. From the perspective of e-learning providers working in East Africa, this paper used Classic Grounded Theory. The study developed an Evolutionary Collaborative Partnership Model (ECPM). For legitimization to be achieved, the study revealed that three processes needed to be followed: the identifying and acquiring of collaborating partners, referral networking and strategic alliances. The study identified two types of collaborating partnerships: asymmetrical and reciprocal collaborating . The study discovered five stages in an incremental sequential process in the evolutionary e-learning collaborative partnership model including identification of key drivers, problem setting, direction setting, structuring and outcomes. Private 2024-04-17T11:22:37Z 2024-04-17T11:22:37Z 2014 Article APA https://www.researchgate.net/publication/272163984 https://scholar.mzumbe.ac.tz/handle/123456789/677 en application/pdf International Journal of Computing and ICT Research |
spellingShingle | e-learning partnership collaborating partnership legitimization classic grounded theory e-learning provider Evolutionary Collaborating Partnership Model Tossy, Titus Evolutionary collaborative partnership model (ECPM): The East African elearning provider's project-based legitimization strategy |
title | Evolutionary collaborative partnership model (ECPM): The East African elearning provider's project-based legitimization strategy |
title_full | Evolutionary collaborative partnership model (ECPM): The East African elearning provider's project-based legitimization strategy |
title_fullStr | Evolutionary collaborative partnership model (ECPM): The East African elearning provider's project-based legitimization strategy |
title_full_unstemmed | Evolutionary collaborative partnership model (ECPM): The East African elearning provider's project-based legitimization strategy |
title_short | Evolutionary collaborative partnership model (ECPM): The East African elearning provider's project-based legitimization strategy |
title_sort | evolutionary collaborative partnership model ecpm the east african elearning provider s project based legitimization strategy |
topic | e-learning partnership collaborating partnership legitimization classic grounded theory e-learning provider Evolutionary Collaborating Partnership Model |
url | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/272163984 https://scholar.mzumbe.ac.tz/handle/123456789/677 |
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