Journal: BJET

Volume 23, Issue 3

163 -- 0Jacquetta Megarry. Editorial
164 -- 171Diana Laurillard. Learning through collaborative computer simulations
172 -- 180Guillermo Vasquez de Velasco, Antonieta Angulo Mendívil. Using HyperCard to make architecture education more learner-centred
181 -- 194Connie Dillon, Charlotte Gunawardena. Evaluation research in distance education
195 -- 211Nigel Ford, Rosalind Ford. Learning strategies in an 'ideal' computer-based learning environment
212 -- 221Peter Whalley. Making control technology work in the classroom
222 -- 227Susan M. Markle. Unchaining the slaves: discovery learning is not being told
228 -- 229Alan Clarke. How are graphics used in computer based learning?
230 -- 231Geoff Smith. A database of interactive technology in education and training
232 -- 233Norman E. Willis. The impact of information technology on the future context of learning: some questions

Volume 23, Issue 2

83 -- 0Jacquetta Megarry. Editorial
84 -- 94Jeff Bailey. Developing language and cognition in young children with Logo
95 -- 105Olabisi Kuboni. Designing instructional television for concept learning in low-achieving pupils in Trinidad and Tobago
106 -- 112Anna Wright, Pauline Read, Mike Anderson. Contrasting computer input devices for teaching children with severe learning difficulties to read
113 -- 121Gabriel Jacobs. Hypermedia and discovery-based learning: a historical perspective
122 -- 135David Kember, Tammy Lai, David Murphy, Irene Siaw, K. S. Yuen. A synthesis of evaluations of distance education courses
136 -- 138Alan Sangster. Computer-based learning in UK accounting education: to support or to supplant?
139 -- 140John Cowan. 'Learning journals': What are they for?
141 -- 0Phil Race. Ten worries about assessment
142 -- 144Judith George. Alverno College: a learner's perspective
145 -- 146Claire Reilly, John Gardner. Laptop computers and teaching writing skills

Volume 23, Issue 1

3 -- 0Jacquetta Megarry. Editorial
4 -- 20Robert Edwards, Alan Sutton. A practical approach to student-centred learning
21 -- 27Dave Goforth. Visualisation and computer assisted learning: the role of videodiscs
28 -- 38Dennis Moss. School pupils' reactions to flexible learning
39 -- 47George Smith. A categorisation of models of staff development in higher education
48 -- 60Robert M. Bernard, Som Naidu. Post-questioning, concept mapping and feedback: a distance education field experiment
61 -- 63Kam-por Kwan. Self-study at Hong Kong Polytechnic: student reactions
64 -- 65Thérèse Rafferty. Home-based learning for the disabled in Northern Ireland