... Learning methods Learning outcome Problems are solved and innovations are created in groups and networks in working life, but the students of universities typically memorise lectures and reading in examinations where collaboration is not allowed. Educational research has noted the transfer problem...

... economics courses and for countering lecture‐based courses that focus on market fundamentalism. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Pedagogy Feminist economics Diary Androcentricism Economics Curricula Literature Sex and gender issues Learning methods Undergraduates...

... economic stability. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Community economic development Heterodoxy Teaching Political economy Social economics Students Learning methods Teaching methods Over the last several decades heterodox economics has gained a growing influence...

... to ensure their staff development is current (Steel and Andrews, in press). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 New media Social media Mobile technology Mobile learning Student experiences Learning methods The widespread adoption of new media, such as social networking...

... opportunities in the analysis of S²LNs. Networking Worldwide web Multimedia Learning Learning methods As access to, and use of, Web 2.0 technologies increases, an important analytic and design concern is better understanding of participants' literacy and learning opportunities...

... Innovation Learning methods Higher education Consciousness The latest generation of university students lives in a networked society (New Media Consortium, 2007), one in which individuals employ new ways to create information and to connect with others, and in which the boundaries between learning...

... it through the behaviors of the players. Thottbot has become a way to not only catalog information about the world, but to literally reshape it by introducing practices in response to the challenges the game presents. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Learning Indoor games Learning...

... Educational theory Learning methods Online operations Virtual organizations Determinists jump on the utopian or dystopian qualities that virtual worlds will provide, as seen in the above headlines, leading to intense media debates about ethical behavior seemingly caused by the technology...

... Limited 2004 Learning methods Computer based learning Workplace training Internet Intellectual capital has become more valuable than hard assets. Networks are replacing hierarchy. Time has sped up. Cooperation edges out competition. Innovation trumps efficiency. Flexibility beats might...

... Learning methods Teaching methods This special issue of On the Horizon focuses on strategies for applying games, simulations and interactive experiences in learning contexts. The initial impetus for this issue was the creation of the Applied Media and Simulation Games Center (http...

... (the Advanced Communications Technology Lab. – http://www.actlab.utexas.edu) at the University of Texas in Austin. Dr Stone has created a place that serves as a beacon for motivated students to gather, learn and do amazingly creative work together. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Learning...

... century. They have intricate heraldic crests with mottoes in Latin, and their mission statements, that nobody quite believes, are filled with old‐fashioned rhetoric about the ennobling power of education. Universities Industrial revolution Educational history Learning methods Technology led...

... it has not always been a smooth ride down the information superhallway. Distance learning Universities Learning methods Internet © MCB UP Limited 2003 The majority, 50 percent, of HR professionals said they would select a job candidate with an online degree from a traditional...

... to the internet of organizing data and information into active knowledge. People need to be “participators of knowledge who will bring their inherent creativity to an understanding of how to use their knowledge”. Internet Books Knowledge capture Learning methods © MCB UP Limited 2001 A VOICE FROM...

... Educational innovation Learning methods Computer based learning PERFORMANCE BASE LEARNING The Costs of Legacybased Thinking: Retro-preparing for the Industrial Age Arthur Harkins Educational Policy and Administration University of Minnesota harki001@um n.edu George Kubik The Graduate School University...

...Adam Newman An advertorial for a company that supplies e‐learning. Tells us a little about the courses they develop and the benefits of them. Lifelong learning Learning methods Computer based learning © MCB UP Limited 2000 of those educational devices, and how much more successful...