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ECEL 2009
29-30 October, Bari, Italy
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Abstracts Selected for Submission as Full Papers

 


The following is a list of abstracts selected by the programme committee for submission as full papers. To maintain the integrity of the blind review process, authors are listed alphabetically by lead author surname and abstract titles are listed separately in no particular order.


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Author names in alphabetical order (by lead author)

A. Moteleb Aboubakr and Alan Durrant, Middlesex University, UK

Li Ximeng, The University of Hong Kong, China

Abu Bakar Ahamed Bakeri, International Islamic University Malaysia, Ibrahim Yahya Harande and Bappah Magaji Abubakar, Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria

Lim Hwee Ling, The Petroleum Institute, United Arab Emirates

Al-Ayed Asma, Umm Al-Qura University and Shahab Gamalel-Din, King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

Liu Shuangyan, Mike Joy and Nathan Griffiths, University of Warwick, UK

Aljojo Nahla, Portsmouth University, UK

Liu Gi-Zen, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

Al-Shalabi Hasan, Ahu Jordan

Lord Maggie, Buckinghamshire New University, Joan Burgess, University of Winchester, Keiran Henderson and Roger Dalrymple, Buckinghamshire New University, UK

Amo-Saus Elisa, Mª José García-Meseguer, Ramón Serrano-urrea, Castilla-La Mancha University, Spain and Thouraya Douglas, Universite Du 7 Novembre a Carthage, France

Magano José, Elena Sochirca, Instituto Superior de Ciências da Empresa e Turismo and Carlos Vaz de Carvalho, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto, Portugal

Andreatos Antonios, Hellenic Air Force Academy, Greece

Lindsey Martin, Edge Hill University and Alison Mackenzie, Edge Hill University, UK

Odell Annette, University of East London, UK

Martínez-Argüelles María J., Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, José M, Castán, Universitat de Barcelona and Angel A. Juan, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain

Aoki Kumiko, Open University of Japan

Martini Antonella, University of Pisa, Italy

Archard Sara and Rosina Merry, University of Waikato, New Zealand

Mesh Linda, University of Siena Language Center, Italy

Aslam Nayyera, Teesside University UK

Mihai Alexandra, Institute for European Studies, Belgium

Barbera Elena, Gemma Aguado, Ana Rodera and Lourdes Guardia, Open University of Catalonia, Spain

Asensio Mikel, Elena Asenjo, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid and Alex Ibanez, Universidad del Pais Vasco, Spain

Barkand Jonathan, Duquesne University/ National Network of Digital Schools and William Barone, Duquesne University, USA

Mouzakitis George, Educational Organization e-DEKA, Greece

Barsan Ghita, Luminita Giurgiu and Danut Mosteanu, Land Forces Academy, Romania

Mouzakitis George, Educational Organization e-DEKA, Greece

Batalla Josep M., M. Carmen Pacheco and Jordi Vilaseca, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), Spain

Müller Christian, Universität Passau, Germany

Belgrove Martin, University of East London UK

Muši Denis,  BIH, Jasmin Azemovi, BIH and Ermin Atrnja, Faculty of Pedagogy, BIH

Bentley Yongmei, University of Bedfordshire UK

Nagyova Ingrid, Pedagogical Faculty, Ostrava University of Ostrava,Czech Republic

Bentley Yongmei, Anjali Shegunshi and Mike Scannell, University of Bedfordshire, UK

Nakayama Minoru, CRADLE / Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan and Rowena Santiago, California State University, USA

Biggam John, Glasgow Caledonian University UK

Needham Yvonne, Mary Beadle and Julie Santy, University of Hull, UK

Bo-Kristensen Mads and Niels Ole Ankerstjerne, Resource Center for Integration, Denmark

Nicol Jacqueline, Edinburgh Napier University, UK

Bond David, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia

Nightingale Bruce, Nottingham Trent University, UK

Brown Mark, Shelley Paewai and Gordon Suddaby, Massey University, New Zealand

Olševicova Kamila and Petra Poulová, University of Hradec Králové, Czech Republic

Brown Mark, Massey University New Zealand

Orngreen Rikke, Danish School of Education, Aarhus Universtiy, Denmark

Bruce Margaret, Sally Abey, Miriam McMullan and Catherine Smith, University of Plymouth, UK

Ortiz Adela, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto, Eurico Carrapatoso, Universidade do Porto, Carlos Vaz de Carvalhoand Isabel Azevedo, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto, Portugal

Burgess Joan and Julia Burgess, University of Winchester Business School, UK

Osis Kaspars and Janis Grundspenkis, Riga Technical University, Latvia

Butkute Vilma, Institute of Mobile Technologies for Education and Culture, Lithuania

Pantelous Athanasios, Vasilis Tsoulkas, University of Athens and Christos Papachristos, National Technical University of Athens, Greece

Caldarola Richard, Troy University USA and Tanya MacNeil, American InterContinental University, USA

Patterson Jennifer, University of Greenwich, UK

Calli Fatih, Tugrul Tasci, Omer Faruk Seymen and Alpaslan Kibar, Sakarya University, Turkey

Perry Christine, University of the West of England and Neil Davey, University of Hertfordshire, UK

Cartelli Antonio, University of Cassino, Italy

Piki Andriani, Royal Holloway University of London, UK

Casanovas Inés, Jönköping University, Sweden & National Technological University, Argentina

Pisa Sheila, Pepperdine University/Riverside Community College, USA

Davoli Paolo, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia and Giovanna Morini, Technical High School Fermo Corni, Italy

Popelinsky Lubos, KD Lab FI MU, Brno, Czech Republic

de Groot Mark and Gill Harrison, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

Pulman Andy, Bournemouth University, UK

De Nicola Antonio, IASI-CNR Rome, Devis Bianchini, Valeria De Antonellis, University of Brescia and Michele Missikoff, IASI-CNR Rome, Italy

Rawlings Gillian, Edge Hill University and Marea Rawlings, Barnfield South Academy, UK

De Pablos Carmen, Rey Juan Carlos University, Spain

Razmerita Liana, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

Di Lecce Vincenzo, Antonella Giove, Polytechnic of Bari and Alessandro Quarto, MyHermes Srl, Italy

Reimann Peter, Peter Freebody and Margery Hornibrook, University of Sydney, Australia

Dias Patrícia, Catholic University of Portugal

Reinhardt Jeelka, Freie Universität Berlin Germany and Brigitte Grote, Freie Universität Berlin, Centre for Digital Systems, Germany

Dlodlo Nomusa, Sithembiso Promise Mvelase and Gugu Khalala, CSIR - Meraka Institute, South Africa

Reis Rosa, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto Portugal, Paula Escudeiro Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto/ Departamento de Informática, Portugal and Nuno Escudeiro, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto/ Departamento de Informática, Portugal

Dlouhy Jiri, Jana Dlouha, Charles University Environment Centre and Martin Branis, Institute for Environment, Faculty of Science, Czech Republic

Robertson Anne, University of Edinburgh, UK

Dunne Elisabeth and Sue Rodway-Dyer, University of Exeter, UK

Rowell Gill, PlagiarismAdvice.org UK

Eberle Jane, Emporia State University, USA

Roy Andrée, Université de Moncton Canada

El Guemhioui Karim and Alain Charbonneau, University of Quebec in Outaouais, Canada

Ryan Malcolm and Anthony Kandler, University of Greenwich, UK

Epstein Laraine, Coventry University, UK

Ryberg Thomas, Aalborg University Denmark, Christian Niemczik and Elke Brenstein, University of Applied Sciences Wildau, Germany

Escudeiro Nuno and Paula Escudeiro, ISEP, Portugal

Sahinkaya Nihan, Harran University Education Faculty, Turkey

Fiedler Sebastian, Centre for Social Innovation Austria and Terje Väljataga, Tallinn University/Tampere University of Technology, Estonia

Sahinkaya Nihan, Sibel Ozsoy and Gokhan Ozsoy, Aksaray University Education Faculty, Turkey

Figueira Álvaro, Universidade do Porto/CRACS Portugal and Elisabete Cunha, CRACS, Portugal

Sancerni María Dolores, Ana Hernández, Susana Lloret, Universidad de Valencia and Inés Tomás, Universidad de Valencia, Turkey

Folley Duncan, Leeds Metropolitan University UK

Sancerni María Dolores, Ana Hernández, Susana Lloret, Universidad de Valencia and Inés Tomás, Universidad de Valencia, Spain

Gaytan Susana Pilar and Maria Rosario Pasaro, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain

Sansone Nadia, Paola Francesca Spadaro and Maria Beatrice Ligorio, University of Bari, Italy

Giannakoulopoulos Andreas, University of Athens, Andreas Floros, laos Kanellopoulos, Ionian University and Iraklis Varlamis, Harokopio University of Athens, Greece

Seddon Kathy, Kevin Mulryne and Matt James, NCSL, UK

Gillespie Gillian, Northumbria University UK

Shapiro Angela, Glasgow Caledonian University UK

Giurgui Luminita, Ghita Barsan and Danut Mosteanu, Land Forces Academy, Romania

Sheridan Carmen and Phelim Lunny, Dublin Dental School and Hospital, Ireland

Glen Neil, and Anthony Head, Bath Spa University, UK

Sheridan-Ross Jakki, Gill Harrison and Janet Finlay, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

Grabinger Scott, University of Colorado, Denver, USA

Silva Joaquim and Francisco Restivo, University of Porto, Portugal

Grabinger Scott, University of Colorado, Denver, USA

Smithies Alisdair and Chris Banks, University of Manchester, UK

Gray Colin, Edinburgh Napier University, UK

Smolyaninova Olga and Tatyana Ryzhkova, Siberian Federal University, Russian Federation

Greener Susan, University of Brighton, Brighton Business School, UK

Smyth Keith, Edinburgh Napier University, UK

Guerra Laura, University of Carabobo, Venezuela

Stanescu Ioana, Antoniu Stefan, Advanced Technology Systems, Romania and Felix Hamza-Lup, Armstrong Atlantic State University, USA

Gupta Shriram, Model Institute of Engineering and Technology,India

Stav John B and Erik Engh, Sør-Trøndelag University College, Norway

Gupta Mahak, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Haryana India and Parveen Singh, Periyar University, Tamil Nadu, India

Stav John B., Erik Engh and Trond Thorseth, Sør-Trøndelag University College, Norway

Hatakka Mathias, Swedish Business School at Örebro University and Peter Mozelius, Stockholm University, Sweden

Stav John B., Erik Engh, Roger Bergh, Sør-Trøndelag University College, Norway and Joan Lu, University of Huddersfield, UK

Hatziapostolou Thanos, CITY College, Greece

Sundararajan Binod, Dalhousie University, Canada

 Ana, Carlos Vaz de Carvalho, Polytechnic Institute in Porto and Patricia Gouveia, Universidade Lusófona/FCSH-UNL, Portugal

Tainsh Yana, University of Greenwich and Melanie Thorley, Aspire - SE London Aim Higher, UK

 Rose, University of East London UK

Tasci Tugrul, Alper Goksu, Fatih Calli and Levent Calli, Sakarya University, Turkey

Henry Paul, University of Maryland University College and University of Phoenix, USA

Terry Louise, London South Bank University UK and Carol Leppa, University of Washington, Bothell, USA

Hilliard Alan and Jenny Lorimer, University of Hertfordshire, UK

Thompson Pam and Jo Richardson, De Montfort University, UK

Hyatt Kim, Duquesne University, Rose Mary Mautino and William Barone, Duquesne University, USA

Tomkins Andrew, Edge Hill University, UK

Ibanez Alex, Universidad Del Pais Vasco and Asensio Mikel, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain

Tongkaw Sasalak, Zamhar Ismail and Aumnat Tongkaw, Manchester Business School, UK

Iqbal Tassawar, IFS Technical University and Klaus Hammermüller, talkademy, Vienna, Austria

Torras Eulalia, Open University of Catalonia, Spain

Ivongbe Matthew, H Omorogbe, Igbinedion University Okada, P Akhator and S Ojeifo, Ambrose Alli University, Nigeria

Toyoji Matsumoto, Sato Masahide and Suzuki Tsuneo, Media Center of Kanazawa University, Japan

Jancarik Antonin and Katerina Jancarikova, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic

Tuncay Nazime, Near East University North Cyprus, Ioana Andreea Stanescu, Advanced Technology Systems, Romania and Hüseyin Uzunboylu, Near East University, Cyprus

Jasmin Azemovi and Muši Denis, University Dzemal Bijedic, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Tuncay Nazime, Near East University North Cyprus and Mustafa Tuncay, Ataturk Teacher Training Academy, Cyprus

Jefferies Amanda and Ruth Hyde, University of Hertfordshire, UK

Väljataga Terje, Tallinn University/Tampere University of Technology, Estonia

Jing Zhe, Elizabeth Chang, Curtin University of Technology and K. L. Chin, Curtin University of Technology (DEBII), Australia

Venkatesan Damodaran and Ramachandran Veilumuthu, Anna University Chennai, India

Kakkonen Tuomo and Myller Niko, University of Joensuu, Finland

Verhaaren Henri and Ann De Meulemeester, Ghent University, Belgium

Karam Omar, The British University in Egypt, Asmaa Abd Alrahman, Salwa Ahmed and Magda Mohammed, Ain Shams University, Egypt

Walitsch Michaela, University of Applied Sciences Burgenland, Campus Pinkafeld Austria

Kelz Andrea, University of Applied Sciences Burgenland, Campus Pinkafeld, Austria

Wallace Albin, United Learning Trust, UK

Kok Ayse, University of Oxford, UK

Wang Su-Chen, The Computer and Network Center, National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan

Kumar Ajit and Mohamed Aboulgasem Arteimi, Zawia Engineering College, Libya

Wilkinson Stephen, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

Kumar Swapna, Boston University School of Education, USA

Wilson Ruth and Dawn McLoughlin, Edge Hill University, UK

Kurilovas Eugenijus and Valentina Dagiene, Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Lithuania

Yeats Rowena and Anne Wheeler, Aston University, UK

Kush Joseph, Misook Heo and David Carbonara, Duquesne University, USA

Yin Chuantao, Laboratory LIESP, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France

Kush Joseph, Duquesne University, Michael Spring, University of Pittsburgh and Jonathan Barkand,  Duquesne University, USA

Yu Wu and Li Fang, Lingnan University, China

Levinsen Karin Tweddell, Danish University School of Education, Denmark

 

 

Abstract Titles (in no particular order)

ICT and Education in Africa: A Paradigm Shift in Teacher Professional Development in The Gambia

Frameworks for digital literacy and digital competence assessment

"Chinese for the Workplace" - A Blended Learning Course for Chinese

GAOOLE

‘Doing the Same Thing but Differently’ and ‘Doing Something Different’: How Should We Change Our Staff development and support provision to suit the changing world of Web 2.0 and Learning 2.0?

Getting the Teachers Involved – Teachers´ Acceptance of E-Learning as the Key to E-Learning Integration

3D Virtual Worlds: The New Virtual Learning Environments

Healthcare Professionals’ Experience of Masters Level Education: Bridging the Theory Practice Gap in Palliative Care

A ‘Hybrid Space’ For Peer Review: Can Facebook Inspire New Ways of Thinking?

Heutagogy: What Your Mother Didn't Tell You About Pedagogy and the Conceptual Age

A Blended Learning Experience at the University of Valencia Using Elluminate, a Virtual Classroom Tool Online

How Blogs and Web Platforms Have Changed Communication Through Art: an Approach to Existing Art Online Art "communities

A Blended Learning Experience at the University of Valencia Using Elluminate, a Virtual Classroom Tool Online

How do Students Measure Service Quality in E-learning? A Case Study at the Open University of Catalonia

A Conceptual Design of an E-learning Platform for Mathematical Control Education

Influence of Learning Communities and Collaborative Learning on Students’ Success

A Contextual Mobile Learning System in our Daily Lives and Professional Situations

Innovative use of Web Conferencing Tools in a Multi-layered Approach to Learning

A Framework for Supporting Postsecondary Learners with Psychiatric Disabilities in Online Environments

Integrating New Online Simulator Services into Vocational Education and Training

A Generalized Solution for Assessment of Cognitive Skill Development Using Computer Based Measurement.

Integrating Student Response Services for iPod and iPhone into E-learning Environments

A Homeopathic Approach to M-Learning

Is Audio Feedback a Useful Way of Enabling Students to Learn?

A Model for the Assessment of Teacher Dispositions Towards the Utilization of Technology.

Is there Second Life for Illiterate Persons?

A National Strategy for Ensuring Authenticity in Student Work

Learning for Life: Are Institutional ePortfolios Really the Answer?

A Novel use of an Established Method: Using WebEx as a Teaching Tool.

Learning for the Networked Society – Future Competencies and the Emergence of the New Learner

A Study of the Reliability and Validating the Felder-Soloman Index of Learning Styles in Arabic

Learning Styles and Women's Access to ICT Education and Careers

A Study on Significance of Medium of Instruction in Designing Adaptive e-Learning Systems

Lessons in ELGG: Experiences of Evaluating ELGG

A Video Gem for a Health E-portfolio

Let Students Talk: Web 2.0? Web 3.0? or None?

A Voluntary Approach to Using Turnitin - a Student Turn-off or a Turn-up for the Books?

Methopedia - Pedagogical Design Community for European Educators

A Web-Based Tool for Assessing Online Peer-Reviews

Mobile Knowledge Management Toolkit

Active Learning Methods in Teaching Computer Science Courses at HAFA

Mobile Technologies and Archaeological Sites. An Emergent Context in Mediterranean Europe

Adapting Virtual World Technologies for Real World Applications

Moodle as a Trogan Mouse: Policy, Politics and Pragmatism

Adoption and Student Perceptions of Mobile Learning Opportunities in a Technology Based Dental Nursing Programme

New Pedagogical Models Strengthen Workplace Training and Know-how Transfer to Personnel From Industry

Adult Numeracy in a Self-paced Learning Environment Supported with Online Tools and Peer Tutors

New Technologies in Siberia: E-portfolio for Student Evaluation and Professional Development

An Innovative Approach to Supporting Clinical Skills Development in Remote and Disparate Geographical Areas

On-line Assessment - Innovation or Irritation?

An Integrated 2.0 Learning Space for Management Education: Case Study

Online Presentation Strategies for Visual Learners

An Intelligent Mash-up Learning Environment with Social Interaction

Open and Transparent Consensus: a Snapshot of Teachers’ Use of Wikipedia

An Investigation and Probability-based Prediction on Impact of SNS to the Quality of Current Education System

Organizing Web Educational Resources According to Specific User Needs

An Ontology-based Approach Framework Design and Development to Personalized E-learning System

Personal Landscapes of Tools and Services: An Expression of Self-direction in Education?

An undergraduate blended learning model: is this effective for Turkey?

Perspectives of Integration of M-learning and Personal Knowledge Management.

Analysis of E-learning Courses Used at FIM UHK With Respect to Constraint Satisfaction Problems

Please Click on the Statement That Most Describes Your Learning' A Qualitative Research Study of 'Turning Point' - A Personal Response System

Analysis of Virtual Argumentative Discourse in Collaborative Groups

Plumbing the Depths

AntiPlag – A Sampling-based Tool for Plagiarism Detection in Student Texts

Portraits of Learners: An Ethnographic Study of Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) Practices

Barriers to a Virtual Europe

Potential Opportunities, Barriers and Enablers to Use E-Learning Within Libyan Medical Educational Institutions

Blended Learning Approaches and Blended Assessments

Problems with Implemeting Hippocratic Database in E-Learning Enviroments with Accent on Retention Period Princple.

Building a Web2.0 Learning Community: Finding the Right Platform and Making it Work

Professional Discourse in Online Learning Environments

Building the Future Student’s Blended Learning Experience from Current Research Findings

Quality Evaluation and Optimisation of e-Learning System Components

Collaborative Language Learning for Professional Adults

Research on Online Course Teaching and Learning Practices

Communication Technology for Learning: What Shall I Choose?

Reuse and Repurposing of Digital Content: Understanding the Challenges of Design, Process, People

Constructing a Taxonomy of ICT-based Language Learning Tools

Role-taking as Strategy for Active Participation in a Blended Learning Course

Continuing Education Using Mobile Technology

Since Everybody Needs Need Analysis Why do we Fail to Investigate?

Conversational Podcasts: Being Casual and Connected in On-line Teaching.

Social Bookmarking: Creating and Sharing Content in Postgraduate Learning

Conveyor Belt Production of Course Material – a Case Study in Sri Lanka

Social Software Network And Education: South East Asia

Creating Confident Conferencers: a Web 2.0 Approach to Staff Development

Social Software, Cognitive Processes and Case-based Foreign Language Learning

Crossing the Ts and Closing the Tags: Improving Web-Standards Compliance in Open Source E-Learning Platforms

Studying Herbal Medicine

C-Thinking via E-learning: A Conceptual Paper About the Use of Digital Learning Tools for Reflective Thinking

Successful Blended Learning Concept for Non-traditional University Access in Austria

Designing for Immersive Learning Environments: A Study of Teacher Innovation Using The Learning Federation (TLF) digital learning resources

Survey Instrument for Characteristics of Effective Online Teachers

Designing the Prototype of U-Learning Environment: When the Virtual Games Obey Didactics

Teaching Animation Concepts Using E-learning Tools and On-line Communities

Designing Virtual Learning Environments for Inclusivity

Teaching Virtual networks: An application at the Framework of Co-operation for Development

Developing a Conceptual Framework and Strategies Overcoming Intrinsic Inhibitors to E-learning.

Technology: Best Practice Techniques for Educators

Developing a Social Collaborative Platform for a Curriculum Review Process

Telecollaboration 2.0: Collaborative Learning for Cross-Cultural Education through Web 2.0

Development of Online IT Literacy Judgment Test and Effects of Passing Grade Setting of it.

The Assessment of Web Sites and Portals Related with Mathematics: Turkey Case

Digitise and Deliver: a Collaborative Partnership in E-learning Resource Provision

The Assessment of Web Sites Related with Teaching Science and Mathematics Used by 4th and 5th Grade Elementary students and their teachers

Dishonesty Deterrence and Detection: How technology Can Ensure Distance Learning Test Security and Validity

The Combined Use of E-learning and Traditional Learning Systems For the Students of Biology and Biochemistry

Distributed Learning Environments in Higher Education: Challenges and Barriers

The Evaluation of E-learning Practices in the University Education System

Do Teachers E-learning Needs Differentiate among Countries?

The Lecture is Dead Long Live the e-Lecture

Does On-line Activity Change Students' Attitudes Towards Interprofessional Learning

The Playground Model: Bridging the Gap Between Digital Technology and Curriculum an Evaluation of the Introduction of E-portfolio Within Post Graduate Nursing Education'

Domain Ontology Creation Based on Automatic Text Extraction for Learning Objects Characterization

The Reality of Using E-learning in Teaching: Experiences Shared and developed.

E-communication Patterns in Collaborative Learning Networks

The Road to the Success in an E-learning Experience: a Case Study From Turkey

Educational Issues in Computer Based Assessment

The Role and Use of Essay Tests in E-Learning: A Japanese Case Study

E-learning Education of Educational Technologies in Regular and Combined Forms

The Smart Office Hours Assistant: An Intelligent Student-Centered FAQ System

E-Learning in Business and Tourism Higher Education

The Utilization of Online Course Materials and its Relation with Student Performance

e-Learning in Malaysia and Nigeria: A Bibliometric study

Towards a Service-oriented E-learning Framework Based on Semantics

E-learning in the Workplace

Trainee Teachers Critical Reflection and Identity Development: Investigating the Integration of a Community of Practice Using web 2.0 Technology with School-based Placement

E-Learning On-the-job: Workers' Motivations and Perceptions. The case of "La Caixa".

Transformative Online Education for Educators: Cascading Progressive Practice in Teaching, Learning and Technology

E-Learning Strategies for Imparting Education to Upcoming Professionals

Transition From Conventional Training Towards E-learning: How to Ensure Success

E-Learning Strategies for Sensative Areas Like Jammu and Kashmir(India): An Effort to Educate the Disturbed

Undergraduate Perceptions of the Usefulness of Web 2.0 Technologies in Higher Education: Survey Development and Pilot Analysis

Embedding E-portfolios for Effective Lifelong Learning: a Case Study

University Instructor Perceptions of Policy Factors in Blended Learning in Taiwan

Embedding Quality Features in an Online Feedback System

Use of a Personal Response System (PRS) to Facilitate Teaching and Assessment of Decision Making Skills in Undergraduate Radiography Education.

Emergence of the Most Knowledgeable Other (MKO): Social Network Analysis of Chat and Bulletin Board Conversations in a CSCL Environment

Use of Collaborative Tools for Learning - the Hermeneutic Loop between Technology and Education

E-modules- the Challenge of Teaching European Studies Online

Use of Wiki Tools for Raising the Communicative Aspect of Learning

e-Plasticity

Using Web2.0 Technology in Work Based Learning

ePortfolios in University and Blended Learning Settings

Utilising WebCT as a Collaborative Participatory Research Tool to Question the Effectiveness of Notetakers who  Support D/deaf University Learners

E-portfolios: Do we Need Them? An Evaluation of Student and Tutor Experiences at the University of Greenwich.

VET

Evaluating the Impact of E-learning Support Mechanisms on the Learning Experience of MBA Students in a Global Context

Vidcasts for the Self-directed Learner

Evaluation and Analysis of E-learning for Undergraduate Nursing Students in a Limited Resources Environment

Visual Analytics for Educational Data Analysis

Evaluation of Learning Based on Transverse Competences Design and Development of the E-transfolio in an Online University

WEB 2.0: Tool for Teaching or Context for Learning?

Experience from Implementing E-learning in Education and Training Courses. Some Proposals

Web-based English Language Learning Environments in Technical Part-time Studies Self-directed and Collaborative Approaches

Experience of Al-Hussein Bin Talal University in Embedded e-Learning After One Year: Instructors' Perspective

Websites and Museums. New Informal Learning Applications

Exploring Learner Participation in Curriculum Development Towards Employing More Read/Write Approaches on a Distance Learning Professional Programme.

What is important? Digital Literacy or Literacy in a Digital Environment ?

Exploring the Current Theoretical Background about Adoption until Institutionalization of Online Education in Universities: needs for further research

Wiki Tools in the Preparation and Support of E-learning Courses


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