Digitalization and International Collaborations in Higher Education: Fostering a Global Academic Community (the Case of Georgia)
Vasil Kikutadze () and
Tamta Lekishvili ()
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Vasil Kikutadze: East European University
Tamta Lekishvili: East European University
A chapter in Digital Management to Shape the Future, 2024, pp 41-53 from Springer
Abstract:
Abstract In an era characterized by globalization and the digital revolution, the landscape of higher education has witnessed a profound transformation in the way academics collaborate, exchange knowledge, and experience global perspectives. This research paper investigates the role of digitalization in fostering international collaborations, cross-cultural exchanges, and global experiences for academics. Utilizing a comprehensive literature review, case analysis, and primary data collected from academic institutions and international collaborative projects, this study explores the impact of digital technologies in transcending geographical barriers and connecting scholars from diverse cultural backgrounds. It analyzes how digital platforms, virtual research networks, online conferences, and webinars enable seamless communication and collaboration among academics across the globe. Key findings underscore the critical role of digitalization in fostering a global academic community. Academics collaborate on joint publications, participate in international research networks, and engage in virtual exchange programs, cultivating a culture of collaboration, diversity, and inclusivity. In conclusion, this research offers valuable insights into the transformative power of digitalization in advancing global collaboration and cross-cultural education for academics. By harnessing digital tools and virtual experience, academics can build meaningful connections with their global counterparts, fostering a culture of international collaboration and contributing to the advancement of knowledge in an interconnected world.
Keywords: Global collaboration; Cross-cultural education; Digitalization; International collaborations; Virtual research networks (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-66517-2_4
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