Quality in Higher Education, 16 (2)

Quality in Higher Education, Volume 16 Issue 2 2010
Fifteen Years of Quality in Higher Education: Part Two

Introduction
James Williams
Pages 79 – 80

Fifteen Years of Quality in Higher Education (Part Two)
Lee Harvey; James Williams
Pages 81 – 113

Students' Roles in Maintaining Quality and in Enhancing Learning: Is There a Tension?
Brenda Little; Ruth Williams
Pages 115 – 127

The Current Brouhaha about Standards in England
Roger Brown
Pages 129 – 137

Quality and Standards: Clarity, Comparability and Responsibility
Chris Brink
Pages 139 – 152

Has External Quality Assurance Actually Improved Quality in Higher Education Over the Course of 20 Years of the ‘Quality Revolution’?
Bente Kristensen
Pages 153 – 157

We Can't Go Home Again: Insights from a Quarter Century of Experiments in External Academic Quality Assurance
David D. Dill
Pages 159 – 161

Quality’s Higher Education Dividends: Broadened Custodianship and Global Public Scholarship
Gerrie J. Jacobs
Pages 163 – 167

Quality Assurance for All
Peter P. T. Cheung; Cecilia B. S. Tsui
Pages 169 – 171

Twenty Years of Quality Assurance in Higher Education: What’s Happened and What’s Different?
Peter Ewell
Pages 173 – 175

Achievements and Consequences of Two Decades of Quality Assurance in Higher Education: A Personal View From the Edge
Don Houston
Pages 177 – 180

Impact of Addressing Accountability Demands in the United States
Trudy W. Banta
Pages 181 – 183

Higher Education Quality and Work-Based Learning: Two Concepts Not Yet Fully Integrated
Paul Gibbs; Pauline Armsby
Pages 185 – 187

Quality Assurance in Higher Education: Which Pasts to Build on, What Futures to Contemplate?
Mala Singh
Pages 189 – 194