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              <text>STRATEGY FOR A SUSTAINED QUALITY DELIVERY MODE OF ODL PROGRAMMES FOR&#13;
MASSIVE ENROLLMENTS AND E-LEARNING: THE CASE FOR ZIMBABWE OPEN UNIVERSITY&#13;
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              <text>The market dynamics in distance education has precipitated phenomenal growth opportunities in enrollments and&#13;
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education progammes that precipitate massive enrollments and e-learning in an open and distance learning (ODL)&#13;
institution using Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU) as a case study. There is an increase in public accountability for&#13;
higher education which compels institutions to demonstrate quality within the programmes and processes, including&#13;
those provided online. The strategy for massive enrollments and e-learning is developed and this includes a mobile&#13;
strategy and mobile web framework. How the landscape of quality assurance has been changed by the emergence of&#13;
MOOCs is discussed. The methodology used is qualitative and focus groups were used as research designs in the case&#13;
study of Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU). Triangulation and peer review was used to test the validity of the&#13;
data. Strategic directions were developed to inform the new key result areas, goals, objectives, strategies and priorities&#13;
for the university for the period 2015-2020</text>
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