Journal: BJET

Volume 34, Issue 5

545 -- 547Nick Rushby. Editorial
549 -- 566Terry Goodison. Integrating ICT in the classroom: a case study of two contrasting lessons
567 -- 583Penni Tearle. ICT implementation: what makes the difference?
585 -- 600John V. Dempsey, Richard Van Eck. Modality and placement of a pedagogical adviser in individual interactive learning
601 -- 613Yu-Chih Sun. Learning process, strategies and web-based concordancers: a case study
615 -- 624Stephen W. Rainbow, Eugene Sadler-Smith. Attitudes to computer-assisted learning amongst business and management students
625 -- 638James Aczel, Pat Fung, Richard Bornat, Martin Oliver, Tim O'Shea, Bernard Sufrin. Software that assists learning within a complex abstract domain: the use of constraint and consequentiality as learning mechanisms
639 -- 650Timothy J. Ellis, William Hafner. Engineering an online course: applying the 'secrets' of computer programming to course development
651 -- 661Mark Stubbs, John Pal. The development, design and delivery of a retail simulation
663 -- 665Kevin Clark. Using self-directed learning communities to bridge the digital divide
667 -- 669Russell Butson. Learning objects: weapons of mass instruction
671 -- 675Myint Swe Khine, Atputhasamy Lourdusamy. Blended learning approach in teacher education: combining face-to-face instruction, multimedia viewing and online discussion
677 -- 678Phil Race. Reviews: 2
677 -- 0Neil Selwyn. Reviews: 1
678 -- 0Robyn Smyth. Reviews: 3
678 -- 679Jim Hartley. Reviews: 4
679 -- 680Stephen Bostock. Reviews: 5
681 -- 682Stephen Bostock. Reviews: 6
682 -- 683Marie Martin. Reviews: 7
683 -- 0Judith Christian-Carter. Reviews: 8
683 -- 684Sanjaya Mishra. Reviews: 9
684 -- 685Nancy A. George. Reviews: 10

Volume 34, Issue 4

385 -- 392Sherry Y. Chen, Ray J. Paul. Editorial: Individual differences in web-based instruction - an overview
393 -- 406Gheorghita Ghinea, Sherry Y. Chen. The impact of cognitive styles on perceptual distributed multimedia quality
407 -- 418Martin Graff. Learning from web-based instructional systems and cognitive style
419 -- 431Diane H. Sonnenwald, Bin Li. Scientific collaboratories in higher education: exploring learning style preferences and perceptions of technology
433 -- 442John T. E. Richardson. Approaches to studying and perceptions of academic quality in a short web-based course
443 -- 454Khaled Sabry, Lynne P. Baldwin. Web-based learning interaction and learning styles
455 -- 465Jonathan Foster, Angela Lin. Individual differences in learning entrepreneurship and their implications for web-based instruction in e-business and e-commerce
467 -- 477Jean Underwood, Attila Szabó. Academic offences and e-learning: individual propensities in cheating
479 -- 486Rachel Johnson, John R. Hegarty. Websites as educational motivators for adults with learning disability
487 -- 497Peter Brusilovsky. Adaptive navigation support in educational hypermedia: the role of student knowledge level and the case for meta-adaptation
499 -- 509Boris Gauss, Leon Urbas. Individual differences in navigation between sharable content objects - an evaluation study of a learning module prototype
511 -- 527George D. Magoulas, Yparisia Papanikolaou, Maria Grigoriadou. Adaptive web-based learning: accommodating individual differences through system's adaptation
529 -- 530Linda Murray. Reviews: 1
530 -- 531Sanjaya Mishra. Reviews: 2
531 -- 0Robyn Smyth. Reviews: 3
532 -- 0Judith Christian-Carter. Reviews: 4
532 -- 533John Cowan. Reviews: 5
533 -- 534Eric Deeson. Reviews: 6
534 -- 535John Cowan. Reviews: 7
535 -- 536James Hartley. Reviews: 8
536 -- 0Eric Deeson. Reviews: 9
537 -- 0John Cowan. Reviews: 10
537 -- 538Paul Kirschner. Reviews: 11

Volume 34, Issue 3

241 -- 242Nick Rushby. Editorial - in praise of referees
243 -- 254Shesen Guo. Art and dream
255 -- 264Zühal Okan. Edutainment: is learning at risk?
265 -- 279Chien Chou. Interactivity and interactive functions in web-based learning systems: a technical framework for designers
281 -- 293Lynn McAlpine, Terry Gandell. Teaching improvement grants: what they tell us about professors' instructional choices for the use of technology in higher education
295 -- 308Kerry Shephard. Questioning, promoting and evaluating the use of streaming video to support student learning
309 -- 327Udo Konradt, Regina Filip, Svenja Hoffmann. Flow experience and positive affect during hypermedia learning
329 -- 339Geoff Romeo, Suzy Edwards, Sue McNamara, Ian Walker, Christopher Ziguras. Touching the screen: issues related to the use of touchscreen technology in early childhood education
341 -- 355Peter Gregor, Anna Dickinson, Alison Macaffer, Peter Andreasen. SeeWord - a personal word processing environment for dyslexic computer users
357 -- 366Adrie J. Visscher, Phil Wild, Debbie Smith, Len Newton. Evaluation of the implementation, use and effects of a computerised management information system in English secondary schools
367 -- 371Sugata Mitra. Minimally invasive education: a progress report on the "hole-in-the-wall" experiments
372 -- 374She-Sen Guo. Learning from software localization
375 -- 376Nancy A. George. Reviews: 3
375 -- 0Sanjaya Mishrae. Reviews: 2
375 -- 381Eric Deeson. Reviews
376 -- 377Nick Rushby. Reviews: 4
377 -- 378Eileen Goford. Reviews: 5
378 -- 379Paul A. Kirschner. Reviews: 6
379 -- 380John Cowan. Reviews: 7
380 -- 381Robyn Smyth. Reviews: 9
380 -- 0David Hawkridge. Reviews: 8

Volume 34, Issue 2

131 -- 136Jon Nichol, Kate Watson. Editorial: Rhetoric and reality - the present and future of ICT in education
137 -- 150Tom Conlon, Mary Simpson. Silicon Valley versus Silicon Glen: the impact of computers upon teaching and learning: a comparative study
151 -- 167David Reynolds, Dave Treharne, Helen Tripp. ICT - the hopes and the reality
169 -- 181Neil Selwyn, Stephen Gorard. Reality bytes: examining the rhetoric of widening educational participation via ICT
183 -- 199Linda Baggott la Velle, Angela McFarlane, Richard Brawn. Knowledge transformation through ICT in science education: a case study in teacher-driven curriculum development - Case-Study 1
201 -- 213Jon Nichol, Kate Watson, Graham Waites. Rhetoric and reality: using ICT to enhance pupil learning - Harry Potter and the Warley Woods Mystery - Case study 2
215 -- 231Roger Poland, Linda Baggott la Velle, Jon Nichol. The Virtual Field Station (VFS): using a virtual reality environment for ecological fieldwork in A-Level biological studies - Case Study 3
233 -- 0James Hartley. Reviews
233 -- 234Jeroen J. G. van Merriënboer. Reviews
234 -- 235Cynthia Deeson. Reviews
235 -- 236Lewis Elton. Reviews
235 -- 0David Hawkridge. Reviews
236 -- 237Stephen Bostock. Reviews

Volume 34, Issue 1

3 -- 4Nick Rushby. Editorial
5 -- 16James Hartley, Eric Sotto, James W. Pennebaker. Speaking versus typing: a case-study of the effects of using voice-recognition software on academic correspondence
17 -- 30Sari Lindblom-Ylänne, Heikki Pihlajamäki. Can a collaborative network environment enhance essay-writing processes?
31 -- 43Charoula Angeli, Nicos Valanides, Curtis J. Bonk. Communication in a web-based conferencing system: the quality of computer-mediated interactions
45 -- 56John T. E. Richardson, Linda Price. Approaches to studying and perceptions of academic quality in electronically delivered courses
57 -- 66Linda Clarke, Peter Heaney. Author On-Line: using asynchronous computer conferencing to support literacy
67 -- 74Tugba Yanpar Sahin. Student teachers' perceptions of instructional technology: developing materials based on a constructivist approach
75 -- 77Yiasemina Karagiorgi. Educational broadcasting in Cyprus: a historical account
79 -- 83Colette Murphy, Jim Beggs. Primary pupils' and teachers' use of computers at home and school
85 -- 88Elfneh U. Bariso. The computer revolution: friend or foe to FE college staff
89 -- 93John Scott. The use of a special tutorial group to help with course direction
95 -- 98Steve Hammonds. Impact of internet-based teaching on student achievement
99 -- 101Michael Yip. Doing experiments on the WWW?
103 -- 104Julie Perks. DRAGON in my exams