... be contacted at: glenn.hardaker@ubd.edu.bn 01 05 2017 06 06 2017 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Communication technologies Inclusion Islam Learning methods ICT difference The South Asian diasporas in Britain...

... 2014 Traditional knowledge Cultural revitalization Modernization Learning methods Ethnography Teaching methods Multicultural education Indigenous peoples Indigenous communities are characterized by their particular and often unique understanding of a spiritual world and culture...

... Learning methods The notion of security has different meanings in different contexts. For instance a magnetic door lock controller requires less rigorous security capabilities than a bank safe. Thus the nature and capabilities of the security solution implemented should be both appropriate...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Context‐aware ubiquitous learning Technology acceptance model Absorptive capacity Behavioural intention Prior mobile experience Learning methods Behaviour The concept of absorptive capacity has proven sufficiently flexible to be used not only...

.... Therefore, this study attempts to offer the use of teaching and learning methods involving the use of mobile phone platform to enable the delivery of the course assessment in a more flexible way according to the needs of the students. However, Attewell (2004) cautioned that it is important to realize...

... personalisation. Personalisation could be accomplished following various techniques, usually based on the profile of the user. Usually, some filtering mechanism is involved in personalisation. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Students Disabilities Distance learning Learning methods...

... possibilities for increasing the quality and variety within the distance and blended learning context (Britain, 2004). F.B. Bruno can be contacted at: fernando.bruno@ufrgs.br © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Communication technologies Information technology Web Learning methods...

... United Kingdom Learning methods The paper investigates the use of information and communication technology in education. The use of information technology is today an integrated part of higher education (Ryan et al., 2000 ; Hillman and Corkery, 2010 ; Lockwood and Gooley, 2001...

... management Wikis Social media Constructivism Screen capture Video Learning methods Students KM is sharing knowledge. It includes sharing both explicit and tacit knowledge. The main aims and objectives of a KM initiative are to make knowledge visible mainly through maps, yellow pages...

... outcomes of such learning methods (Divitini et al., 2002 ; Garner et al., 2002 ; Seppälä, 2002 ; Stone and Briggs, 2002). One of the current learning strategies that has developed in recent years and is receiving growing attention from both students and teachers is in the domain...

... variables on perceived usefulness, something that conventional techniques (e.g. t‐test, ANOVA) cannot do because the latter are not capable of analyzing latent and observed indicators simultaneously. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 E‐learning Teachers Learning methods Higher...

..., and instructing. The codes are divided here to reflect those sub‐categories (see Tables VII and VIII). Lisa Weltzer‐Ward can be contacted at: lweltzerward@kaplan.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Classification schemes Learning methods Data handling Data analysis United States...

... learning E‐learning Communication technologies Learning methods This paper describes the development and facilitation of “open, connected, social,” a graduate course in educational technology first offered in January 2008, at the Faculty of Education, University of Regina. This online course...

... in the others the same pieces would constitute their main part. In the context of personalization different LOs can be used in order to create personally tailored courses. Learning styles E‐learning Learning methods In the last decades of the twentieth century, it was a commonly held belief...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Disabilities E‐learning Worldwide web Learning methods United Kingdom In the UK, The Disability Discrimination Act (Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1995) was extended to higher education in the form of the Special Educational Needs...

... communication technologies as contemporary schools are removed from nineteenth century models and practice. Emory M. Craig can be contacted at: ecraig@cnr.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Learning methods Content management World wide web With the rapid evolution...

..., the “why” of learning, where the emphasis is on encouraging personal autonomy and accepting responsibility for one's own learning. The model in Figure 2 shows the relationships between the components. Learning methods Conversation United Kingdom In this paper we present an approach...

... Ferry can be contacted at: bferry@vow.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Online operations Simulation Learning methods Carter and Doyle (1989) suggest that a large amount of expert teachers' knowledge is event structured and episodic. It is developed in context...

... configurations of CMC groups. That is, CMC only groups generated fewer ideas than combined CMC and FtF media conditions, which suggest that factors other than the communication medium account for any increase in productivity. Students E‐learning Learning methods Computer‐mediated communication...

... variable of task types (decision making vs intellective) and the dependent variable of learning outcomes. E‐learning Decision making Communication Learning methods Electronic learning (e‐learning) provides the potential for a more differentiated, integrated, and open learning experience. E...