Bridging Business Strategy and Educational Development: Private Sector Engagement and Value Creation Framework for Sustainable E‐Learning Models in Emerging Markets
Rajia Sultana,
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Md. Ariful Haque Chowdhury,
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TA Chowdhury
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et al.
Business Strategy & Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: March 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
As
developing
economies
embrace
digital
transformation
to
bridge
educational
gaps,
the
intersection
of
business
strategy
and
development
offers
significant
opportunities.
This
study
explores
how
private
sector
engagement
in
e‐learning
can
drive
growth
achieve
outcomes
Bangladesh's
higher
education
sector.
Through
mixed‐methods
analysis
780
stakeholders
across
institutions,
we
examine
technology
strategies
create
shared
value
while
addressing
accessibility
challenges
markets.
Our
findings
show
that
well‐structured
implementations
simultaneously
commercial
viability
impact.
Six
critical
success
factors
were
identified:
administrative
infrastructure,
technological
architecture,
content
development,
instructor
capabilities,
learner
characteristics,
social
support.
Infrastructure
partnerships
with
balanced
public–private
investment
sharing
achieved
75%
rates,
collaborations
enhanced
learning
by
35%.
The
highlights
three
mechanisms
supporting
Sustainable
Development
Goals:
innovative
models
balancing
impact,
leveraging
corporate
expertise,
inclusive
stakeholder
frameworks.
Theoretically,
extend
theory
demonstrating
complementary
creation
be
optimized
multiple
groups
implementations.
We
contribute
model
innovation
frameworks
identifying
specific
through
which
sustainable
is
created,
delivered,
captured
market
contexts.
These
insights
are
valuable
for
businesses
entering
emerging
markets
policymakers
creating
enabling
environments
initiatives.
Language: Английский
The Flipped Classroom Approach Using Microlearning Pills as an Innovative Methodology to Facilitate the Teaching-Learning Process
IGI Global eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 21 - 38
Published: April 4, 2025
The
exponential
growth
of
information
and
communication
technologies
(ICT)
digitalization
have
significantly
changed
pedagogical
practices,
so
innovative,
active,
interactive
methodologies
in
the
teaching-learning
process
is
needed.
aim
this
contribution
to
develop
flipped
classroom
using
microlearning
pill
as
powerful
strategies.
proposed
strategy
suggests
that
combination
both
classrooms
pills
allows
students
be
an
active
part
learning
process,
while
teacher
assumes
role
a
guide,
supervising
encouraging
use
resources
tools
necessary
for
development
students'
skills
abilities.
This
approach
facilitates
creation
more
dynamic,
engaging,
environment,
which
can
effectively
participate.
Language: Английский