Vin Massaro
Biographic Data
| ID | 3591165 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vin Massaro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vin |
| FAMILY NAME | Massaro |
| SIGNATURE | MASSARO V |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Melbourne |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Colin Plowman (1926–2015): A remarkable man
Vale David Muffet (1938–2013)
Cui bono? The relevance and impact of quality assurance
External quality assurance of universities exists to assure society that higher education standards are adequate and, in an increasingly global market, that they are comparable internationally. Although society has accepted an implicit compact in giving autonomy to universities in return for their dispassionate service to it, there has been an increasing demand for accountability. The introduction of quality assurance systems is a measure of acco…
Institutional Responses to Quality Assessment: Developing Diversity
This paper argues that the Australian higher education system in the past ten years has moved from a relatively regulated to a largely unregulated model. This change has resulted in a reduction in diversity as each new university has been able to develop a mission more like its older counterparts, by acquiring a broad educational, doctoral and research profile. The advent of external quality assurance processes which appeared to reward the tradit…
Herodotos' account of the battle of Marathon and the picture in the stoa poikile
The date, authorship, and contents of the Stoa Poikile picture which depicted the battle of Marathon suggest that it was Kimonian in inspiration and biased in favour of the Miltiadids. After an examination of the descriptions of the picture given by various ancient authorities, a composite description can be formulated which is found to be almost identical to the Herodotean account. The major discrepancy - the mention of the marsh in Pausanias - …
Cui bono? The relevance and impact of quality assurance
External quality assurance of universities exists to assure society that higher education standards are adequate and, in an increasingly global market, that they are comparable internationally. Although society has accepted an implicit compact in giving autonomy to universities in return for their dispassionate service to it, there has been an increasing demand for accountability. The introduction of quality assurance systems is a measure of acco…
Herodotos' account of the battle of Marathon and the picture in the stoa poikile
The date, authorship, and contents of the Stoa Poikile picture which depicted the battle of Marathon suggest that it was Kimonian in inspiration and biased in favour of the Miltiadids. After an examination of the descriptions of the picture given by various ancient authorities, a composite description can be formulated which is found to be almost identical to the Herodotean account. The major discrepancy - the mention of the marsh in Pausanias - …
Institutional Responses to Quality Assessment: Developing Diversity
This paper argues that the Australian higher education system in the past ten years has moved from a relatively regulated to a largely unregulated model. This change has resulted in a reduction in diversity as each new university has been able to develop a mission more like its older counterparts, by acquiring a broad educational, doctoral and research profile. The advent of external quality assurance processes which appeared to reward the tradit…
Herodotos' account of the battle of Marathon and the picture in the stoa poikile
The date, authorship, and contents of the Stoa Poikile picture which depicted the battle of Marathon suggest that it was Kimonian in inspiration and biased in favour of the Miltiadids. After an examination of the descriptions of the picture given by various ancient authorities, a composite description can be formulated which is found to be almost identical to the Herodotean account. The major discrepancy - the mention of the marsh in Pausanias - …
Institutional Responses to Quality Assessment: Developing Diversity
This paper argues that the Australian higher education system in the past ten years has moved from a relatively regulated to a largely unregulated model. This change has resulted in a reduction in diversity as each new university has been able to develop a mission more like its older counterparts, by acquiring a broad educational, doctoral and research profile. The advent of external quality assurance processes which appeared to reward the tradit…
Cui bono? The relevance and impact of quality assurance
External quality assurance of universities exists to assure society that higher education standards are adequate and, in an increasingly global market, that they are comparable internationally. Although society has accepted an implicit compact in giving autonomy to universities in return for their dispassionate service to it, there has been an increasing demand for accountability. The introduction of quality assurance systems is a measure of acco…
Vale David Muffet (1938–2013)
Colin Plowman (1926–2015): A remarkable man
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