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The objective of the study was to examine and determine how often, what types of Internet tool is used on a daily basis, and the degree of satisfaction of education faculty members in Jordanian public universities using the Internet in their...

Abstract: This paper offers some reflections about the need for ordinary Jordanian citizens to access government-held information in order to exercise their rights in just about every phase of their lives, whether to gain entry to education, apply...

Abstract: The objective of the study was to collect and to analyze the data to determine the patterns of Internet use and to identify the faculty's concerns and their overall satisfaction degree of its services with regard to their academic rank and ...

Abstract: Despite the rapid growth of technological programs, faculty are often unwilling to integrating new technologies into their courses format. This paper addresses the common sources of concern among resistant faculty as identified in the...

Abstract: Despite the rapid growth of technological programs, faculty are often unwilling to integrating new technologies into their courses format. This paper addresses the common sources of concern among resistant faculty as identified in the...

Abstract: The objective of the study was to collect and to analyze the data to determine the patterns of technology use and to identify the faculty’s concerns, their overall satisfaction degree of its services, and the barriers that hinder its use....

Abstract: The paper aims to show, through the case of Jordan, how e-government is difficult to implement, given the characteristics of the local administration, the socio-economic context and the dynamics of the technological infrastructure. It also ...

Abstract: The influence of globalization upon educational polices and practices have multiple, and conflicting, effects. My goal through my discussion will be to highlight some of the multiple and complex effects of globalization on education,...