WRITING A GOOD REPORT BY DAVID IORNEM
Introduction You must try to avoid writing a report that has what psychologists call ‘cognitive cost’ (Forsyth 2006:11), a report that …
PEDAGOGICAL FLEXIBILITY AND OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING BY PROF DAVID IORNEM
Flexible Learning in Modern Education Flexible learning has recently gained currency in discussions touching on “modern education.” But is th…
HOW TO BE A GOOD MANAGER IN TEN MINUTES BY PROF DAVID IORNEM
Introduction Ten years ago, James Noon wrote a paper which was published in the Business Graduate (April, 1987). He …
TRENDS IN OPEN DISTANCE EDUCATION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BY PROF DAVID IORNEM
Introduction Distance Education has occupied the front burner in discussions on trends in education. Perhaps this is so for good cause. Ac…
CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN GOVERNMENT: LESSONS FROM THE PRIVATE SECTOR. BY PROF DAVID IORNEM
Introduction Crises are basic to all human systems and a recurring challenge in both private and public spheres of life. Depending on magni…
ROLE OF A CONSULTING MANAGER IN EMERGING TECHNOLOGY: TAX COMPLIANCE FOR THE GIG ECONOMY IN AFRICA BY BEATRICE ADELAKUN
Introduction The gig economy refers to a labor market characterized by short-term contracts or freelance work as opposed to permanent jobs. Key c…
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN REPORTING SENSITIVE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES BY PROF DAVID IORNEM
The power of the media That information in the media influences society is no longer a debate. We have many examp…