Journal: BJET

Volume 35, Issue 6

675 -- 678Rob Koper. Editorial: Technology and Lifelong Learning
679 -- 687Norm Friesen, Terry Anderson. Interaction for lifelong learning
689 -- 700Rob Koper, Colin Tattersall. New directions for lifelong learning using network technologies
701 -- 715Heidrun Allert, Christoph Richter, Wolfgang Nejdl. Lifelong learning and second-order learning objects
717 -- 727Robin Mason, Chris Pegler, Martin Weller. E-portfolios: an assessment tool for online courses
729 -- 738Jan van Bruggen, Peter B. Sloep, Peter van Rosmalen, Francis Brouns, Hubert Vogten, Rob Koper, Colin Tattersall. Latent semantic analysis as a tool for learner positioning in learning networks for lifelong learning
739 -- 746Patrick McAndrew, Doug Clow, Josie Taylor, James Aczel. The evolutionary design of a Knowledge Network to support knowledge management and sharing for lifelong learning
747 -- 0Sanjaya Mishra. Using C&IT to support teaching
747 -- 748Colin Latchem. Digital academe
747 -- 759John O'Donoghue. How teachers learn best
748 -- 749Cynthia Deeson. Lifelong learning
749 -- 0Robyn Smyth. Designing courses and teaching on the web
750 -- 751Jane Seale. ICT and special educational needs
751 -- 752John Cowan. Education for values
752 -- 754Robin Mason. Online education using learning objects
752 -- 0Mike Johnson. Designing portals
754 -- 0Robyn Smyth. Active learning in secondary and college science classrooms
754 -- 755Cher Ping Lim. Learning technology in transition
755 -- 0Giuliana Dettori. Supporting information and communications technology in the early years
756 -- 0James Hartley. TnT: texts and technology
756 -- 757Giuliana Dettori. ICT and primary mathematics
757 -- 0Pete Cannell. Delivering learning on the net

Volume 35, Issue 5

521 -- 523Nick Rushby. Editorial
525 -- 536Chin-Chung Tsai. Beyond cognitive and metacognitive tools: the use of the Internet as an 'epistemological' tool for instruction
537 -- 551Rob Koper, Jocelyn Manderveld. Educational modelling language: modelling reusable, interoperable, rich and personalised units of learning
553 -- 567Rosa Maria Bottino. The evolution of ICT-based learning environments: which perspectives for the school of the future?
569 -- 585Susan Gibson, Dianne Oberg. Visions and realities of Internet use in schools: Canadian perspectives
587 -- 596Linda V. Coupal. Constructivist learning theory and human capital theory: shifting political and educational frameworks for teachers' ICT professional development
597 -- 606Jorge Grünberg, Alejandro Armellini. Teacher collegiality and electronic communication: A study of the collaborative uses of email by secondary school teachers in Uruguay
607 -- 616Linda Banwell, Kathryn Ray, Graham Coulson, Christine Urquhart, Ray Lonsdale, Chris Armstrong, Rhian Thomas, Siân Spink, Alison Yeoman, Roger Fenton, Jennifer Rowley. Providing access to electronic information resources in further education
617 -- 626Alex Koohang. Students' perceptions toward the use of the digital library in weekly web-based distance learning assignments portion of a hybrid programme
627 -- 643Byung-Ro Lim. Challenges and issues in designing inquiry on the Web
645 -- 656Brian Shackel. A user's experience
657 -- 658Mladen Koljatic, Mónica Silva, Eduardo Varas, Adriana Vergara. Comparison of two modes of web-based instruction in a course on environmental protection
659 -- 662Gayani Samarawickrema, Robyn Benson. Helping academic staff to design electronic learning and teaching approaches
663 -- 668Andrew Presland, Jocelyn Wishart. Secondary school pupils' motivations to use an Integrated Learning System
669 -- 671Gregory P. Thomas, Peter Fong Man-wai, Eric Tsang Po-keung. Students' perceptions of early experiences with microcomputer-based laboratories (MBL)

Volume 35, Issue 4

393 -- 394Nick Rushby. Editorial
395 -- 412Eugene Sadler-Smith, Peter J. Smith. Strategies for accommodating individuals' styles and preferences in flexible learning programmes
413 -- 420Caroline Crawford. Non-linear instructional design model: eternal, synergistic design and development
421 -- 431Elizabeth Murphy. Recognising and promoting collaboration in an online asynchronous discussion
433 -- 442Lasse Lipponen, Jiri Lallimo. Assessing applications for collaboration: from collaboratively usable applications to collaborative technology
443 -- 460Koos Winnips, Betty Collis. Learning productivity: a case analysis of the 'e-BOSNO' course for manager teams
461 -- 475Kwok-Wing Lai, Keryn Pratt. Information and communication technology (ICT) in secondary schools: the role of the computer coordinator
477 -- 487Nuraihan Mat Daud, Zamnah Husin. Developing critical thinking skills in computer-aided extended reading classes
489 -- 495Peter Whalley. Interacting with layered dynamic media - some educational aspects of MPEG-4
497 -- 501Michael C. W. Yip. Using WebCT to teach courses online
503 -- 504Daniel W. Surry, David C. Ensminger. Development of implementation profile instrument
505 -- 0Catherine McLoughlin. The open classroom
505 -- 506Pete Cannell. Practitioner research and professional development in education
506 -- 507Robert Dyer. Keep it legal
506 -- 0Paola Forcheri. Informatics curricula and teaching methods
507 -- 508Paola Forcheri. Management and further training
508 -- 0Cher Ping. Mediating science learning through information and communications technology
508 -- 509Sanjaya Mishra. Distance education
509 -- 510Cher Ping Lim. Reconsidering conceptual change
510 -- 511Nancy A. George. The action learning handbook
511 -- 512Eric Deeson. Handbook of distance education
512 -- 513Robyn Smyth. Policy for open and distance learning
513 -- 514Colin Latchem. Education management in managerialist times

Volume 35, Issue 3

261 -- 262Nick Rushby. Editorial
263 -- 273Kate J. Garland, Jan Noyes. The effects of mandatory and optional use on students' ratings of a computer-based learning package
275 -- 288Namin Shin, Jason K. Y. Chan. Direct and indirect effects of online learning on distance education
289 -- 303Michael S. Crowther, Chris C. Keller, Gregory L. Waddoups. Improving the quality and effectiveness of computer-mediated instruction through usability evaluations
305 -- 321Maggie McPherson, José Miguel Baptista Nunes. The failure of a virtual social space (VSS) designed to create a learning community: lessons learned
323 -- 344Orit Hazzan. Mental constructions and constructions of web sites: learner and teacher points of view
345 -- 362Nicoletta Adamo-Villani, Gerardo Beni. Automated finger spelling by highly realistic 3D animation
363 -- 367Ali Sharaf Al Musawi, Ahmed Yousif Abdelraheem. E-learning at Sultan Qaboos University: status and future
369 -- 375Rosanne Strachan, Rowena Murray, Hilary J. Grierson. A web-based tool for dissertation writing
377 -- 379Yuliang Liu, Peter Theodore, Ellen Lavelle. A preliminary study of the impact of online instruction on teachers' technology concerns
381 -- 382Lewis Elton. Academics and the real world
383 -- 384James Hartley. Individual preferences in e-learning

Volume 35, Issue 2

141 -- 143David Hawkridge, Laura Czerniewicz. Editorial: the University of Cape Town's Multimedia Education Group
145 -- 158Laura Czerniewicz. Cape of Storms or Cape of Good Hope? Educational technology in a changing environment
159 -- 171Vera Frith, Jacob Jaftha, Robert Prince. Evaluating the effectiveness of interactive computer tutorials for an undergraduate mathematical literacy course
173 -- 186Marion Walton, Arlene Archer. The Web and information literacy: scaffolding the use of web sources in a project-based curriculum
187 -- 196Dick Ng'ambi, Joanne Hardman. Towards a knowledge-sharing scaffolding environment based on learners' questions
197 -- 211Tony Carr, Lenda Cox, Ndrea Eden, Monique Hanslo. From peripheral to full participation in a blended trade bargaining simulation
213 -- 222Emma Van Der Vliet, Andrew Deacon. Media rich, resource poor: practical work in an impractical environment
223 -- 234Andrew Deacon, Jacob Jaftha, David Horwitz. Customising Microsoft Office to develop a tutorial learning environment
235 -- 239David Horwitz, Andrea Eden. Connect: an exercise in research-driven development
241 -- 246Laura Czerniewicz, Dick Ng'ambi. Students' use of computers in UCT's 'walk-in' laboratories
247 -- 248Diane P. Janes. Challenge and promise for higher education
248 -- 0Nancy A. George. Teaching at post-16
248 -- 249Giuliana Dettori. ICT in the primary school
249 -- 250Eric Deeson. Interactive learning systems evaluation
250 -- 251Doug French. Standards-based school mathematics curricula
251 -- 252Sanjaya Mishra. Student retention in online, open and distance learning
252 -- 0Pete Cannell. Rethinking learner support in distance education
252 -- 253Inge Martin. The coaching handbook
253 -- 254Colin Latchem. Challenges of teaching with technology across the curriculum
254 -- 255Marie Martin. Welcome to cyberschool
255 -- 0Robyn Smyth. The global virtual university

Volume 35, Issue 1

3 -- 4Nick Rushby. Editorial
5 -- 11Malcolm Clarke, Clive Butler, Peter Schmidt-Hansen, Mary Somerville. Quality assurance for distance learning: a case study at Brunel University
13 -- 20Elena Barberà. Quality in virtual education environments
21 -- 34Stephen Houghton, Nikki Milner, John West, Douglas Graham, Vivienne Lawrence, Ken Whiting, Rosemary Tannock, Kevin Durkin. Motor control and sequencing of boys with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) during computer game play
35 -- 43Roy B. Clariana. An interaction of screen colour and lesson task in CAL
45 -- 56Neil Witt, Anne McDermott. Web site accessibility: what logo will we use today?
57 -- 67Wai-Chung Ho. Use of information technology and music learning in the search for quality education
69 -- 80Hilary Cunningham-Atkins, Norman Powell, David J. Moore, Dave J. Hobbs, Simon Sharpe. The role of cognitive style in educational computer conferencing
81 -- 93Janice Wearmouth, Alice Paige Smith, Janet Soler. Computer conferencing with access to a 'guest expert' in the professional development of special educational needs coordinators
95 -- 106Evangelos Triantafillou, Andreas S. Pomportsis, Stavros N. Demetriadis, Elissavet Georgiadou. The value of adaptivity based on cognitive style: an empirical study
107 -- 109Youngcook Jun. Developing a computer-based peer tutoring system
111 -- 113Jan Noyes, Kate J. Garland, Liz Robbins. Paper-based versus computer-based assessment: is workload another test mode effect?