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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Accessing and engaging with video streams for educational purposes: experiences, issues and concerns Bracher, Maggie
2005
2 p. 139-150
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2 A computer-aided continuous assessment system Turton, B. C. H.
1996
2 p. 48-60
artikel
3 Almost as helpful as good theory: Some conceptual possibilities for the online classroom Davis, Mike
2001
2 p. 64-75
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4 A mathematica-based CAL matrix-theory tutor for scientists and engineers Kelmanson, M. A.
1993
2 p. 27-39
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5 A model for evaluating the institutional costs and benefits of ICT initiatives in teaching and learning in higher education Nicol, David
2003
2 p. 46-60
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6 An interactive learning environment in geographical information systems Cornelius, Sarah
1998
2 p. 33-48
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7 An open learner model for trainee pilots Gakhal, Inderdip
2008
2 p. 123-135
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8 A pedagogical framework for embedding C&IT into the curriculum Conole, Grainne
1998
2 p. 4-16
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9 Approaches to knowledge-transfer systems Pilipenko, Oleg R.
1995
2 p. 42-47
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10 A response to the critique of gender issues in computer-supported learning Gunn, Cathy
2002
2 p. 80-82
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11 A software tool for simulating practical chemistry Povey, David
2000
2 p. 40-50
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12 A STILE Project case study: The evaluation of a computer-based visual key for fossil identification Underwood, Jean
1996
2 p. 40-47
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13 A unique style of computer-assisted assessment Thelwall, Mike
1998
2 p. 49-57
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14 Barriers and enablers in integrating cognitive apprenticeship methods in a Web-based educational technology course for K-12 (primary and secondary) teacher education Dickey, Michele D.
2007
2 p. 119-130
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15 Better late than never… Oliver, Martin
2008
2 p. 59-60
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16 Browsing while reading: effects of instructional design and learners' prior knowledge Muller-Kalthoff, Thiemo
2006
2 p. 183-198
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17 Building institutional capability in e-learning design Salmon, Gilly
2008
2 p. 95-109
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18 Comment: The coming tornado? McAleese, Ray
1998
2 p. 68-73
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19 Computer-aided assessment in statistics: The CAMPUS project Hunt, Neville
1998
2 p. 58-67
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20 Computer-based learning in psychology using interactive laboratories Richards, Stephen
1994
2 p. 18-26
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21 Computer-based teaching and evaluation of introductory statistics for health science students: Some lessons learned Colgan, Nuala
1994
2 p. 68-74
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22 Cost-effectiveness analysis of computer-based assessment Loewenberger, Pauline
2003
2 p. 23-45
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23 Course developers as students: a designer perspective of the experience of learning online McAlpine, Iain
2004
2 p. 147-162
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24 Designing an interactive multimedia instructional environment: the civil war interactive Cates, Ward M.
1993
2 p. 5-16
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25 Design issues in the production of hyper-books and visual-books Catenazzi, Nadia
1993
2 p. 40-54
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26 DISCUSSION Jones, Chris
2004
2 p. 195-198
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27 DISCUSSION Ingraham, Bruce
2004
2 p. 189-193
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28 Dissertations and databases: The historian as software engineer Phillips, Gervase
1995
2 p. 48-52
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29 Does gender matter in online learning? McSporran, Mae
2001
2 p. 3-15
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30 Early experiences of computer-aided assessment and administration when teaching computer programming Benford, Steve
1993
2 p. 55-70
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31 Editorial Jacobs, Gabriel
1995
2 p. 2-4
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32 Editorial Jacobs, Gabriel
1996
2 p. 2-3
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33 Editorial Jacobs, Gabriel
1994
2 p. 2-3
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34 Editorial Jacobs, Gabriel
1997
2 p. 2-4
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35 Editorial Jacobs, Gabriel
1998
2 p. 2-3
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36 Editorial Squires, David
1999
2 p. 2-3
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37 Editorial Squires, David
2000
2 p. 2-4
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38 Editorial Oliver, Martin
2002
2 p. 2-3
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39 Editorial Jacobs, Gabriel
1993
2 p. 2-4
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40 EDITORIAL Seale, Jane
2004
2 p. 107-111
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41 Editorial: The role and influence of key stakeholders in the learning technology community Seale, Jane
2003
2 p. 2-4
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42 Editorial - Time for an experiment Conole, Grainne
2001
2 p. 2
artikel
43 Educational software reflecting two philosophical approaches to ethics education Hettinga, Marike
1994
2 p. 4-17
artikel
44 Effective use of communication and information technology: Bridging the skills gap Littlejohn, Allison H.
1999
2 p. 66-76
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45 E-learning rhetoric, creativity and innovation 2005
2 p. 91-92
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46 Electronic information resource use: Implications for teaching and library staff Ottewill, Roger
1997
2 p. 31-41
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47 Enriching accounts of computer-supported collaboration by using video data Blake, Canan Tosunoglu
2003
2 p. 5-13
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48 ERRATUM 2007
2 p. 181
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49 Erratum 2000
2 p. 92
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50 Evaluating a virtual learning environment in the context of its community of practice Ellaway, Rachel
2004
2 p. 125-145
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51 Evaluation of the usefulness of a computer-based learning program to support student learning in pharmacology Brain, S.
1999
2 p. 37-45
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52 Exploiting opportunities computers provide to deliver content people can use in context Heath, Andy
2006
2 p. 199-202
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53 From flowers to palms: 40 years of policy for online learning Smith, Janice
2005
2 p. 93-108
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54 From the sage on the stage to what exactly? Description and the place of the moderator in co-operative and collaborative learning Jones, Chris
1999
2 p. 27-36
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55 From videocassette to video stream: Issues involved in re-purposing an existing educational video Shephard, Kerry
2003
2 p. 14-22
artikel
56 Gender issues in computer-supported learning: What we can learn from the gender; science and technology literature Hughes, Gwyneth
2002
2 p. 77-79
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57 Grounded Theory as an approach to studying students' uses of learning management systems Alsop, Graham
2002
2 p. 63-76
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58 Hijacking hypermedia and other highways to learn computer science on a distance-learning course Wilson, Tina
1997
2 p. 52-58
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59 Hypermedia for language learning: The FREE model at Coventry University Orsini-Jones, Marina
1996
2 p. 28-39
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60 Implementing a learning technology strategy: top-down strategy meets bottom-up culture Lisewski, Bernard
2004
2 p. 175-188
artikel
61 Implementing a university e-learning strategy: levers for change within academic schools Sharpe, Rhona
2006
2 p. 135-151
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62 Improving instructional effectiveness with computer-mediated communication Naidu, Som
1995
2 p. 63-75
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63 Inclusion and online learning opportunities: Designing for accessibility Pearson, Efaine J.
2002
2 p. 17-28
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64 Integrating groupware technology into the learning environment Shaikh, Abdul Naeem
2001
2 p. 47-63
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65 Integration of computer technology into the medical curriculum: The King's experience Aitken, Vickie
1997
2 p. 59-63
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66 Interactive learning aided by JavaScript Wise, A.
1999
2 p. 46-56
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67 Introducing e-developers to support a university's blended learning developments Ooms, Ann
2008
2 p. 111-122
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68 Issues in student training and use of electronic bibliographic databases Catterall, Miriam
1999
2 p. 57-65
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69 Iterative student-based testing of automated information-handling exercises Ramaiah, C. K.
1995
2 p. 35-41
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70 Learning architectures and negotiation of meaning in European trade unions Creanor, Linda
2005
2 p. 109-123
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71 Learning objects and learning designs: an integrated system for reusable, adaptive and shareable learning content Lukasiak, J.
2005
2 p. 151-169
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72 Learning patterns and learner profiles in learning object design Green, Steve
2006
2 p. 203-207
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73 Learning styles and courseware design Valley, Karen
1997
2 p. 42-51
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74 Learning styles: Individualizing computer-based learning environments Groat, Anne
1995
2 p. 53-62
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75 Learning technology in Scottish higher education - a survey of the views of senior managers, academic staff and 'experts' Haywood, Jeff
2000
2 p. 5-17
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76 Mediating between practitioner and developer communities: the Learning Activity Design in Education experience Falconer, Isobel
2007
2 p. 155-170
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77 Methodological issues in using sequential representations in the teaching of writing Lee, Chien-Ching
2007
2 p. 131-141
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78 Natural-language processing applied to an ITS interface Fischetti, Enrico
1994
2 p. 38-49
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79 Needs before means: The dialectics of learning and technology King, Anny
1996
2 p. 4-16
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80 Networked learning in higher education: Practitioners' perspectives Jones, Chris
2000
2 p. 18-28
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81 Networking: A study in planning and developing cross-cultural collaboration Singh, Sanjeev
2002
2 p. 29-37
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82 New literacies and future educational culture Pincas, Anita
2000
2 p. 69-79
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83 New pedagogies for e-learning? Oliver, Martin
2006
2 p. 133-134
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84 Online self-assessment materials: Do these make a difference to student learning? Peat, Mary
2000
2 p. 51-57
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85 On reification: A reinterpretation of designed and emergent practice Tompsett, Chris
2003
2 p. 61-63
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86 On reification: A reinterpretation of designed and emergent practice - a reply Joyce, Paul
2003
2 p. 64-66
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87 Personalizing the design of computer-based instruction to enhance learning Pillay, Hitendra
1998
2 p. 17-32
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88 Pragmatic meta-analytic studies: learning the lessons from naturalistic evaluations of multiple cases Lam, Paul
2008
2 p. 61-79
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89 Principles of protein structure: An established Internet-based course in structural biology Sansom, Clare
2000
2 p. 29-39
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90 Putting theory into practice: The creation of REALs in the context of today's universities Kitts, Sally Ann
1999
2 p. 4-14
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91 Quality criteria for multimedia Rushby, Nick
1997
2 p. 18-30
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92 Reading with new tools: An evaluation of Personal Digital Assistants as tools for reading course materials Waycott, Jenny
2002
2 p. 38-50
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93 Retraction with face saving: Modelling conversational interaction through dynamic hypermedia Baldry, Anthony
1994
2 p. 27-37
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94 Reviews Barker, Philip
2002
2 p. 83-85
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95 Reviews Barker, Philip
1996
2 p. 61-72
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96 Reviews Moss, Dennis
1993
2 p. 71-80
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97 Reviews Jacobs, Gabriel
1994
2 p. 75-86
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98 Reviews Barker, Philip
1995
2 p. 76-83
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99 Reviews Barker, Philip
1997
2 p. 64-74
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100 Reviews Barker, Philip
1997
2 p. 75-82
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101 Reviews Pearson, Elaine
1998
2 p. 74-80
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102 Reviews Barker, Philip
2000
2 p. 80-92
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103 Reviews Barker, Philip
2003
2 p. 67-72
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104 Reviews Little, Julia
1996
2 p. 72-83
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105 Reviews Barker, Philip
1999
2 p. 77-87
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106 Reviews Barker, Philip
2001
2 p. 76-83
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107 Revisiting objective tests: A case study in integration at honours level Maclaran, Pauline
2000
2 p. 58-68
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108 Rich environments for active learning: A definition Grabinger, R. Scott
1995
2 p. 5-34
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109 Rich environments for active learning in action: Problem-based learning Grabinger, Scott
1997
2 p. 5-17
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110 Scaling up a learning technology strategy: Supporting student/faculty teams in learner-centred design Carey, Tom
1999
2 p. 15-26
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111 Share and share alike: Encouraging the reuse of academic resources through the Scottish electronic staff development library Campbell, Lorna M.
2001
2 p. 28-38
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112 Student reaction to parallel hypertext and menu-based interfaces Ramaiah, C. K.
1993
2 p. 17-26
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113 Students and instant messaging: a survey of current use and demands for higher education de Bakker, Gijs
2007
2 p. 143-153
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114 Technology for social work education Hopkins, Tom
1996
2 p. 17-27
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115 The distributed development of quality courses for a virtual university Oliver, Martin
2001
2 p. 16-27
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116 The influence of communication technologies and approaches to study on transactional distance in blended learning Wheeler, Steve
2007
2 p. 103-117
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117 The influence of online problem-based learning on teachers' professional practice and identity Wheeler, Steve
2005
2 p. 125-137
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118 The problem with representing knowledge with and about technology Oliver, Martin
2007
2 p. 101-102
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119 The tipping point Salmon, Gilly
2007
2 p. 171-172
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120 The tipping point: a response Moule, Pam
2007
2 p. 173-174
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121 The use of animated agents in e-learning environments: an exploratory, interpretive case study Mahmood, A. Kamil
2006
2 p. 153-168
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122 Tipping into the abyss: with more than a virtual parachute? Tompsett, Chris
2007
2 p. 175-180
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123 Transactional distance in a blended learning environment Dron, Jon
2004
2 p. 163-174
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124 Tutorial chat: a case study of synchronous communication in a learning environment Rutter, Malcolm
2006
2 p. 169-181
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125 Understanding the development of teaching and learning resources: A review Plewes, Louise
2002
2 p. 4-16
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126 Using electronic resources to support dialogue in undergraduate small-group teaching: The ASTER project Condron, Frances
2001
2 p. 39-46
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127 Using Web-based support for campus-based open learning: Lessons from a study in dental public health Holt, Ruth
2002
2 p. 51-62
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128 Visualization of database structures for information retrieval Pejtersen, Annelise Mark
1994
2 p. 50-67
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129 Web-based lecture technologies: blurring the boundaries between face-to-face and distance learning Woo, Karen
2008
2 p. 81-93
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130 What are the affordances of information and communication technologies? Conole, Grainne
2004
2 p. 113-124
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