The Commonwealth of Learning Review and Improvement Model (COL-RIM)
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2010-05-06Abstract
I am grateful to INQAAHE for giving me 15 minutes in this session to talk about the Review and Improvement Model (RIM) to quality assurance that we have developed at the Commonwealth of Learning.
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