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Staff Publications2006 Becker, J., Nair, C.S., Webster, L., Mertova, P. (2006) ‘A
Faculty Approach to Closing the Loop in a Unit Evaluations – A Case Study in
the Faculty of Law’, AUQF 2006, Gilbert, K., C.
Brack and L. Roller, (2006). Communication skills for global contexts: Accommodating
diversity in curriculum design. Conference Proceedings: Global Knowledge,
Local Learning (International Education, A Matter of Heart, 2006, Mertova, P., Webster, L. (2006) ‘Online
Delivery of an International Program on Psychiatry of Intellectual Disability’,
E-Learn 2006, Murphy, D. (2006) ‘Pressed for time? Try PREST!’ Book review of Practitioner Research and Evaluation Skills Training (PREST), published by The Commonwealth of Learning (COL) and the International Research Foundation in Open Learning (IRFOL), in Distance Education, 27, 1, pp. 123-128. Murphy, D., Casey, D., and Fraser, J.
(2006), Talk About Walkabout: Student Feedback on a Flexible Learning Initiative,
International Conference on ICT in Teaching and Learning, 10-11th July,
2006, Santhanam, S. and Thompson, E. (2006) making transnational teaching evaluation meaningful to students and teachers. International Education - A Matter of Heart Conference Proceedings (Refereed), pp. 480-489 2007 Evans, T., Haughey, M. and Murphy,
D. (Eds) (in press) The International Handbook of Distance Education.
Gilbert, K. (2007).
The sociocognitive complexity of learning to argue in disciplinary (con)texts.
In Marriott, H., T. Moore & R. Spence-Brown (Eds.), Learning Discourses
and Discourses of Learning, Murphy, D. (2007) On chaos, connection and challenge. In Burge, E. (Ed.) Flexible Higher Education: Reflections from Expert Experience, Open University Press/McGraw-Hill. Murphy, D., Casey, D. and Fraser, J. (2007) Talk About Walkabout: Evaluation of a Flexible Learning Initiative. In Kwan, R., Tsang, P. and Fox, R. (Eds) Enhancing Learning Through Technology, World Scientific Publishing. Onsman A. (2007).
Marketing the university in a global context. (Fully refereed conference paper
delivered at the OECD – International Management in Higher Education, Onsman A. (2007).
Teacher guidance and Time Commitment as factors of Anticipated Efficacy of a
Graduate Certificate of Higher Education. (Fully refereed conference paper delivered
at the Australian Association for Research in Education, Onsman, A. (2007) Developing and implementing quality assurance processes in an interdisciplinary, multi-institutional, vocationally-based postgraduate course. (Fully refereed conference paper delivered at the Australian University Quality Forum, Hobart; July 2007) Onsman, A. (2007)
Using PBL to design a cross-disciplinary, multi-institutional, professionally-based,
post-graduate degree in water management. (Fully refereed conference paper delivered
at the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning; Spratt,
C., Gilbert, K., Lueckenhausen, G. and
Roller, L. (2007), The operational challenges of strategic policy implementation:
A case report from Suri, H. (2007).
Evidence-based education: From an epistemologically inclusive perspective. In
Enhancing Higher Education, Theory and Scholarship, Proceedings of the 30th
HERDSA Annual Conference [CD-ROM].
Van Mourik, G,
A. Onsman & J. Watson (2007). A study of teaching approaches in Financial
Management tutorials. (Fully refereed conference paper delivered at the Association
of Finance and Accounting Australia and Webster, L.,
Mertova, P. (2007) ‘Terms of engagement: A case study of instructional designers
in a Faculty of Law’, in M. Keppell (ed.) Instructional
Design: Case Studies in Communities of Practice, Hershey, PA, Webster, L., Mertova,
P. (2007) Using Narrative Inquiry as a Research Method: An introduction to using
critical event narrative analysis in research on learning and teaching, Webster, L., Mertova, P., Torr, J. et al (2007) ‘ICT in the Delivery of an International Program on Psychiatry of Intellectual Disability’, Educational Media International, 44 (2): 155-166. |