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ECE 2011

Conference Presentations

Session 4

Friday 14th September

  1. Using learning technologies to support diversity and intercultural learning (this presentation will be available shortly)
    K. Robinson & F. Bell
  2. Definition, application and perceived effectiveness of 'rapid e-learning': introducing a novel project in higher education
    D. Dowdle, S. Ricketts & P. Unsworth
  3. Values driven internationalisation: embracing cultural change
    E. Jones
  4. UK nurses' educational values: a three centre study
    M. Johnson, N. Yates-Bolton & C. Haigh
  5. Gender issues in systems design and user satisfaction for e-testing software
    S. Al-habashneh
  6. Podcasting: a tool for enhancing assessment feedback?
    C. Ribchester
  7. Educational games in higher education: a case study in teaching recursive algorithms (this presentation will be available shortly)
    E. Rossiou & S. Papadakis
  8. Experiential learning, e-learning and social learning: the EES approach to developing blended learning
    A. Langley
  9. A framework for improving teaching and learning through action learning
    S. Bolt
  10. Loneliness and life satisfaction of Turkish university students
    A. Bugay
  11. Full time study, part time work: undergraduate's learning from employment
    J. Blake
  12. Narrative and social dialogue in the integration of games in the curriculum
    H. Conboy
  13. The public health walk: an innovative method of teaching public health
    C. Jones
  14. Increasing the participation of health care practitioners in continuing professional development: an action research case study from North West England
    J. Leigh, D. Halligan & H. Ghaly
  15. Development and evaluation of a shared Wiki in an inter-professional context
    D. McGrath, L. Robinson & M. Stephens
  16. To what extent do existing curricula promote equality and diversity in Health and Social Care?
    L. Bourne, B. Melling & S. Bailey