G. Conole, M. Dyke, M. Oliver, and J. Seale. Computers & Education, 43 (1-2):
17-33(August-September 2004)A number of pedagogies and approaches are often quoted in the e-learning literature – constructivism, communities of practice, collaboration – but we suggest that much of what is described could more easily be explained in terms of didactic and behavio....
M. Weller, C. Pegler, and R. Mason. The Internet and Higher Education, 8 (1):
61-71(1st Quarter 2005)This paper examines how four innovative Internet technologies were incorporated into one course at The UK Open University. The technologies were: blogging, audio conferencing, instant messaging and Harvard's Rotisserie system. Each of the technologies ....
A. Savoy, R. Proctor, and G. Salvendy. Computers & Education, 52 (4):
858-867(May 2009)The benefit of PowerPoint™ is continuously debated, but both supporters and detractors have insufficient empirical evidence. Its use in university lectures has influenced investigations of PowerPoint’s effects on student performance (e.g., overall quiz....
M. Källkvist, S. Gomez, H. Andersson, and D. Lush. The Internet and Higher Education, 12 (1):
35-44(January 2009)The purpose of this study was to create and evaluate personalised virtual learning spaces (PVLSs) in a course that was previously delivered face-to-face only. The study addressed three related questions: (1) Can a PVLS successfully be introduced into a....