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SQU College of Education Instructional & Learning Technologies Department TECH4211

Concepts of quality What is Quality? Types of Quality definitions Why worry about quality? Summary Discussion

The British Standard Institution defines Quality as “the totality of features and characteristics of a product or service that bear on its ability to satisfy stated or implied needs”

Concepts of Quality Defined as the degree of excellence as measured with industry standards. Defined as a characteristic or attribute of something. Refers to measurable characteristics that we can compare to known standards. 6

exceeding high standards and passing a required standard In terms of exceptional Different approaches to defining quality

exhibited through "zero defects" and "getting right the first time", making quality a culture In terms of consistency

the product or service meets the stated purpose, customer satisfaction As fitness for purpose

through efficiency and effectiveness As value for money

in term of qualitative change As transformative

Why Worry about Quality?

We are entering a new regime, where competition among educational institutions for students and funds will be highly significant. In order to survive in such a situation, educational institutions need to worry about their quality. Competition

Students, parents as customers of the educational institutions are now highly conscious of their rights or getting value for their money and time spent. They are now demanding good quality teaching and receiving employable skill sets, and thus we should constantly worry about the relevance of our courses and programs to the needs of the labor market. Customer satisfaction

As educational institutions, we are always concerned about setting our own standard and maintaining it continuously year after year. Maintaining standards

Every institution is accountable to its stakeholders in terms of the funds (public or private) used on it. Concern for quality will ensure accountability of the funds utilized and inform the stakeholders about taking appropriate decisions. Accountability

Your concern for quality as an institution will improve the morale and motivation of the staff in performing their duties and responsibilities. Improve employee morale and motivation

If you are concerned about quality, continuously, it will bring in credibility to individuals and your institution. Credibility, prestige and status

Quality institutions have the capacity to attract better stakeholder support, like getting merited students from far and near, increased donations/ grants from funding agencies and higher employer interest for easy placement of graduates. Image and visibility

Other related concepts for quality Evaluation: – a systematic approach to measuring quality Online: – term used to describe someone currently connected to the Internet Curriculum: – sum of activities, assignments, experiences in a defined educational program. 20

Teaching: – The act or business of instructing Learning: – knowledge or skills acquired by instruction or study Standards: – minimum threshold by which a performance is judged 21

best practices: – methods that reliably lead to better results benchmarking: – systematic process of evaluating organization using best practices as their goals self-evaluation: – assessing self in multiple ways 22

accreditation: – the recognition of an institution which has met suitable standards ISTE: International Society for Technology in Education: – sets the international standards for technology use in education 23

Quality Control: “Quality control consists of developing, designing, producing, marketing and servicing products and services with optimum cost-effectiveness and usefulness, which customers will purchase with satisfaction.” 24

Quality: the degree of excellence as measured with industry standards Quality assurance: ensures performance meets goals and satisfies the needs of the institution Summary

Quality in higher education: the educational process is such that it ensures students achieve their goals and thereby satisfies the needs of the society and help in national development.

Reading 1 (p. 10. Table 1. pp Concepts of Quality) WORDLE Assignment: Representing Definition of Quality Assurance in Education 27