Nowadays, there is an agreement among organizations that reinforcing of education leads to the improvement of organizational performance. The emphasis on the human capital in organizations reflects the view that market values depend less on tangible resources, but more on intangible ones, particularly human resources. The main purpose of this study was to design a model for faculty members in p...

professional development can be designed in many different ways. ETPD varies by general purposes and goals, specific learning objectives, curriculum content, student grade levels for which the strategies and tools presented are appropriate, professional development models used, how it is matched to participating teachers’ characteristics, and the ways in which it is evaluated. Providers can ens...

The article presents ways by which an authority site can be developed and maintained as a reputed source of specific, including educational, digital information. For the Internet sustainability of a laboratory educational authority website, the search engines' work should be taken into account in the entire website's framework design in general, as well as its webpages in particular. While the ...

Cognitive theories explain how behavior changes as a result of people’s perception, transformation, processing, storage and retrieval of information in contrast to behaviorist who focus on only observable facts. Cognitive psychologist, instead, claim that they could access to internal psychological processes through applying scientific techniques and systematic verifiable procedures to study hu...

Using a defined software engineering process helps instructors to teach software engineering courses based on practical experience. Defined processes offer needed guidance to the students, and allow instructors to perform fine-tuning of the course pace, matching it to available time and resources. However, fully sized commercial processes are generally too heavy to be directly employed in train...

and arcane world of game theory (where, ironically, it is also unwelcome!), and to the even more distant reaches inhabited bl political scientists, sociologists, and Galbraith. If ‘every economic actor is a price taker’, or if, more pointedly, as Samuelson tells us it makes no difference whether the capitalist hires the worker or the other way around, we can safely forget about power in the com...