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Futures of Higher Education: Towards a Culture of Lifelong Learning in Higher Education in Mauritiusdiness of HEIs to embrace TEL in 2020. Not all HEIs had the technological capability or trained personnel to be able to deliver their programmes online effectively and efficiently. The HEC committed to creating a balanced and successful learning strategy in line with the Higher Education Act 2017 an

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Finding Harmony in Diversity—The Mauritian Public Higher Education Sectore collaborative and effective public higher education system in Mauritius. The chapter presents a situational assessment extracted from the author’s thesis on the Mauritian public higher education system (Bhujun, .); it employed a qualitative research approach, using document analysis and stakeholde

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A Review of Tools to Imagine Future of Skills: Lessons for a SIDSthe tools can offer lessons for their application in higher education in the context of a Small Island Developing State (SIDS). These tools can help individuals, organisations, and governments to identify potential trends and disruptions in skills, evaluate their potential impact, and develop and im

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Technauriture: The Intersection Between Orature and Technologyestionnaire was used to capture participants’ reflections on the task. The findings assert that to a certain degree orality and technology represent two sides of the same coin. Both accept the innate value of oral cultures and oral tradition, differently but co-dependently. The study enlightens on h

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AI and Higher Education in Developing Country Contexts: About Envisioning Potentiality!n governance structures and the general academe. In this paper, we draw on Bernard Stiegler’s notion of the pharmakon as we address the question as to how Artificial Intelligence (AI) might be harnessed for productive use in teaching, learning and assessment in higher education. We attempt to move b