Conferences

All Items

• Stakes in the potential of technology-enhanced learning: a STEM faculty case study

  Mikkel Godsk

  424-429

• Staff exercising ‘choice’; students exercising ‘choice’ Wholly online learning at an Australian university

  Dale Holt, Stuart Palmer

  388-397

• Staff and student perspectives on web based lecture technologies Insights into the great divide

  Rob Phillips, Maree Gosper, Margot McNeill, Karen Woo, Greg Preston, David Green

  854-864

• Spatialities and online teaching To, from and beyond the academy

  Reem Al-Mahmood

  11-22

• Spatial imaginings Learning and identity in online environments

  Reem Al-Mahmood

  43-54

• Spaces, Pedagogies and Technologies Are They Interconnected?

  Kwong Nui Sim, Sarah Stein, Michael Rose

  105-106

• Solving ill-structured problems mediated by online- discussion forums: Mass customisation of learning

  Ramya Chandrasekaran, Aik Ling Tan, Seng Chee Tan, Foong May Yeong

  68-75

• Social software and participatory learning Pedagogical choices with technology affordances in the Web 2.0 era

  Catherine McLoughlin, Mark J. W. Lee

  664-675

• Social networks adapting pedagogical practice SNAPP

  Aneesha Bakharia, Elizabeth Heathcote, Shane Dawson

  49-51

• Social networking From living technology to learning technology?

  Rebecca Vivian, Alan Barnes

  1007-1019

• Social Anxiety in Digital Learning Environments: Empirical Evidence and Call to Action

  Martin Cooper, Dirk Ifenthaler, Muhittin Sahin

  e22037

• Smooth sailing Designing effective online learning spaces

  Nauman Saeed, Ying Yu

  493-498

• Smartphones give you wings Pedagogical affordances of mobile Web 2.0

  Thomas Cochrane, Roger Bateman

  142-152

• Smart scaffolds, smarter learners? Analysing the cognitive outcomes of AR and chatbot feedback

  Jerry Chih-Yuan Sun, Even Yi-Wen Liu, Jocelyn Ting-Yu Shen

  361-366

• Smart and safe use of AI tools for setting assessments

  Mark Schier

  1-8

• Skills, practice and challenges in the adoption of learning technologies in training and adult education

  Zan Chen

  76-81

• SkillQuests Bringing real life to the classroom with a collaborative computer-based instructional tool

  Marian Williams, Shilo Brosnan, Jenna Swan

  1114-1120

• Singapore student teachers' intentions and practices in integrating technology in their teaching

  Doris Choy, Angela F. L. Wong, Seng Chee Tan

  227-233

• Simulating clinical experience Exploring Second Life as a learning tool for nurse education

  Luke Rogers

  883-887

• SimPharm Authentic immersion and reading the world as a pharmacist

  Swee Kin Loke, Stephen Duffull, Jenny McDonald, June Tordoff, Peter Vlugter, Michael Winikoff

  592-601

• Similarities and differences in North American and New Zealand tertiary instructors’ perceptions of effective e-learning methodologies

  Billy O'Steen, David Ripley, Lim Doo, Betsy Arrington-Tsao

  804-812

• Showcasing Mahara A new open source eportfolio

  Mark Brown, Bill Anderson, Mary Simpson, Gordon Suddaby

  82-84

• Should we teach an old game new tricks?

  Mat Hardy, Sally Totman

  562-570

• Should we care about what the students do? Challenging how we design for online learning

  Bettina Schwenger

  101–105

• Shifting perspectives about Aboriginal health and history Using digital archives in an online role play

  Bill Genat, Som Naidu, Patrick Fong

  309-319