Professor Ebenezer Malcalm
Profile
Prof. Ebenezer Malcalm is the Acting Vice-Chancellor of Ghana Communication Technology University, and the founding Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Laweh Open University College. He is an accomplished instructional designer and technology specialist, strategic planning expert, leadership specialist, chief executive officer, researcher, monitoring and evaluation consultant, communication and development consultant, and e-learning expert.
Prof. Malcalm has twenty year’s experience in Research, Programme Design, Management, Monitoring, and Evaluation of Projects and Computer Technology Education Programmes. He has also proven ability of Designing and Implementing Effective Online Courses, Collaborative and project-based Programmes and Professional Development Courses.
He has vast experienced in lecturing in Research Methods, Monitoring and Evaluation, leadership and Media Management programmes, Communication for Social Change courses, Project Management and Design Courses, International Strategic Planning and Management Courses. Prof. Malcalm demonstrates excellent communication skills, both verbally and in the presentation of technical reports. He is a creative problem solver with the ability to motivate subordinate staff and students.
Prof. Malcalm also demonstrates good working relations with superior staff and colleagues. He is a good team player with well-developed presentation and negotiation skills. Prof. Malcalm has worked with International higher education institutions, including Ohio University, USA, the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa, and Bugema University, Uganda, among others.
In Ghana, Prof. Malcalm worked with Regent University College of Science and Technology, Ghana. University of Professional Studies (UPSA). Ghana Institute of Journalism, Laweh Open University College, Data Link Institute, Ghana Armed Forces and Staff Command College and Ghana Technology University College.
He also worked and consulted for International development partners such as USAID, British Council, Rescue Mission International, International Information Communication and Development (IICD) Palladium/Ghana Health Service, FHI 360,Coffy International and INCLUDE.
He is a recipient of 2014 USAID/United States Telecommunications Training Institute Fellowship for Satellite and Internet Delivery of Educational Television and Multimedia. He was also awarded German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) 2017/18 International Dean’s Course Scholarship.
Publications
| No. | PUBLICATIONS |
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| 1 | Hevi, S.S., Agbenorxevi, C.D. and Malcalm, E. (2025). “Field Work Gaps: Digital Twin Modelling Intervention — A moderated mediation model.” Journal of Research in Innovation Teaching and Learning. https://doi.org/10.1108/JRIT-04-2025-0081 |
| 2 | Hevi, S.S., Nkrumah, G., Asiedu, E., Agbenorxevi, C.D. and Malcalm, E. (2025). Generative-AI and sustainable innovation among artisanal firms in the extractive industry: does evolutionary sense-making and pro-environmental behavior matter? Technological Sustainability. https://doi.org/10.1108/TECHS-01-2025-0001 |
| 3 | Antwi Boampong, A., Boison, D.K., Hiran, K.H., Dadhick, M. & Malcalm, E. (2025). Half a decade of artificial intelligence in education in Africa: Trends, opportunities, challenges and future directions. Journal of Engineering Education Transformations, 81–100. |
| 4 | Hevi, S.S., Agbenorxevi, C.D., Acquah, I.S.K., Malcalm, E. and Nyamful, F.A.A. (2024). Job crafting and entrepreneurial innovativeness: the moderated mediation roles of dynamic capabilities and self-initiated AI learning. Journal of Family Business Management. |
| 5 | Hevi, S.S., Agbenorxevi, C.D. and Malcalm, E. (2024). Intellectual capital development; a pre-requisite for leaders’ heuristics in times of uncertainties. Development and Learning in Organizations, 38(2), 5–8. https://doi.org/10.1108/DLO-03-2023-0084 |
| 6 | Hevi, S.S., Agbenorxevi, C.D., Malcalm, E. and Obuobisa Darko, T. (2024). Curbing recidivism in Ghana: the nexus between career self-efficacy and psychological empowerment. Safer Communities (2025) 24(2): 89–102. https://doi.org/10.1108/SC-05-2024-0022 |
| 7 | Nartey, E.B., Daprim, O., Ben Aryee, G.F., Amoadu, M., Obeng, P., Hammond, N.S., Malcalm, E., Abraham, S.A., Baah, J.A., & Agyare, D. (2024). Effectiveness of eLearning programme for capacity building of healthcare professionals: a systematic review. Human Resources for Health. |
| 8 | Boakye, A.N., Asiedu, E., Amoako, G., & Malcalm, E. (2024). Technology development and economic transformation of academic entrepreneurs in Ghana. Journal of Communication Technology and Business. |
| 9 | Asiedu, E., Malcalm, E., Boakye, A.N. and Amoah, C.K.K. (2023). Graduate employability skills of business students: the moderating role of reflective practices. Higher Education, Skills and Work-Based Learning. https://doi.org/10.1108/HESWBL-12-2022-0264 |
| 10 | Hevi, S.S., Agbenorxevi, C.D., Malcalm, E., Owusu, N.O., Nkrumah, G. and Osei, C. (2023). Digital learning space experience and learner continuous use in institutions of higher learning: a moderated-mediation model. Journal of Research in Innovative Teaching & Learning. |
| 11 | Agbenorxevi, C.D., Hevi, S.S., Malcalm, E., & Ntum, R.C. (2023). Gamified problem gambling and psychological distress: The mediated-moderated roles of cognitive and economic motives. Journal of Gambling Studies. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10899-023-10219-w |
| 12 | Agbenorxevi, C.D., Hevi, S.S., Malcalm, E., Akude, J., & Ntumy, R.K. (2023). Gamified problem gambling and psychological distress: the mediated-moderated roles of cognitive and economic motives. Journal of Gambling Studies. |
| 13 | Gyau, Y.O., & Malcalm, E. (2023). COVID-19 pandemic and the adoption of e-learning as alternative teaching and learning: Perspectives of tertiary students. Journal of Education and Learning Technology. https://doi.org/10.38159/jelt.2023422 |
| 14 | Boison, D.K., Malcalm, E., Boampong, A.A., & Hiran, K.K. (2022). Assessing factors affecting the blockchain adoption in public procurement delivery in Ghana: A correlational study using UTAUT2 theoretical framework. International Journal of Ambient Computing and Intelligence. |
| 15 | Hevi, S.S., Malcalm, E., Ketemepi, G.E., & Wuttor, A. (2022). Perceptions of police use of surveillance cameras in Ghana; does procedural justice matter? Safer Communities. |
| 16 | Donkor, G.A., Baidoo, M.K., Malcalm, E., & Adda, G. (2020). An investigation of the relationship between perceived organizational support and organizational outcomes among nurses in selected mission hospitals in Ghana. International Business Research, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.5539/ibr.v14n1p55 |
| 17 | Mickson, M.K., Anlesinya, A. & Malcalm, E. (2020). Mediation role of diversity climate on leadership and job satisfaction in the Ghanaian public sector. World Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, 16(3). |
| 18 | Malcalm, E. & Agyemang, B. (2018). Examination of state of art in Digital television transmission in Ghana: Case Study of KNET Limited. International Journal of Sensor Networks and Data Communication, 8:156. https://doi.org/10.4172/2090-4886.1000156 |
| 19 | Malcalm, E. & Boakye, I. (2017). Examining emotional intelligence as a precursor of transformational leadership among nurse leaders in Ghana. Invention Journal of Research Technology in Engineering & Management (IJRTEM). ISSN: 2455-3689. |
| 20 | Malcalm, E. & Tamatey, S. (2017). Examining leadership style on employee performance in the public sector of Ghana: A case of Ghana Atomic Energy Commission. International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications. ISSN 2250-3153. |
| 21 | Malcalm, E. & Budu, G. (2017). Using Podcast and Short Videos to Promote Literacy: The Case of Ghana Technology University College. Journal of Pan-African Reading and Literacy Research, 1(1), 66–73. |
| 22 | Malcalm, E. et al. (2016). Adolescent health training manual: For health service providers. Accra: Ministry of Health. |
| 23 | Malcalm, E. (2015). Adult education and utilization of new technologies for online learning in higher educational institutions in Ghana. Berlin: ICWE GmbH. |
| 24 | Malcalm, E. (2014). Engaging adult learners: developing distance learning programmes for single mothers seeking to acquire degree courses in Ghana. Berlin: ICWE GmbH. |
| 25 | Malcalm, E. (2013). Adult education and utilization of new technologies for online learning in higher educational institutions in Ghana. Berlin: ICWE GmbH. |
| 26 | Malcalm, E. (2012). Ghana's educational policymakers and their impact on information and communication technology education: A case study of a Ghanaian model senior high school. Saarbrucken: Lambert Academic Publishing. |
| 27 | Malcalm, E. & Godwyll, F. (2008). Diffusion of information communication technology in selected Ghanaian schools. The Hague: I-Connect. |
| 28 | Malcalm, E. (2006). Flattening the world – The prospects for fiber optic technology in Africa. Johannesburg: Soul Beat Africa. |
| 29 | Malcalm, E. (2006). Utilizing very small aperture terminal (VSAT) technology infrastructure in African schools. The Hague: I-Connect. |
| 30 | Malcalm, E. (2000). Sexual behavior among youth in Ghana: A Demographic and Socio-Economic Analysis. Accra: University of Ghana. |
| No. | BOOKS/MANUALS |
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| 1 | Malcalm, E. (2012). Ghana's educational policymakers and their impact on information and communication technology education: A case study of a Ghanaian model senior high school. Saarbrucken: Lambert Academic Publishing.
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| 2 | Malcalm, E. et al, (2016) Adolescent health training manual: For health service providers, Accra: Ministry of Health |