Journal: EAIT

Volume 16, Issue 4

319 -- 320Arthur Tatnall. Editorial: Diversity in the field of education and information technologies
321 -- 322. Appreciation to EAIT reviewers
323 -- 342Pavlo D. Antonenko, Craig A. Ogilvie, Dale S. Niederhauser, John Jackman, Piyamart Kumsaikaew, Rahul R. Marathe, Sarah M. Ryan. Understanding student pathways in context-rich problems
343 -- 363Kathy Seddon, Keith Postlethwaite, Geoff Lee. Understanding the experience of non contributory online participants (readers) in National College for School Leadership online communities
365 -- 381Karel Kreijns, Paul A. Kirschner, Wim M. G. Jochems, Hans van Buuren. Measuring perceived social presence in distributed learning groups
383 -- 393Ian N. Toppin. Video lecture capture (VLC) system: A comparison of student versus faculty perceptions
395 -- 421Maria Kordaki. A computer card game for the learning of basic aspects of the binary system in primary education: Design and pilot evaluation
423 -- 439Douglas D. Agyei, Joke Voogt. ICT use in the teaching of mathematics: Implications for professional development of pre-service teachers in Ghana
441 -- 461Yacine Atif, Jameela Al-Jaroodi, Shayma Alkobaisi, Ahmed Jaffar, George Ditsa, Piers Campbell. Enterprise Systems: Curriculum design and assessment

Volume 16, Issue 3

225 -- 226Arthur Tatnall. The various topics relating to education and information technologies
227 -- 244Babak Abedin, Farhad Daneshgar, John D'Ambra. Students' communicative behavior adaptability in CSCL environments
245 -- 258Cathy Burnett. Medium for empowerment or a 'centre for everything': Students' experience of control in virtual learning environments within a university context
259 -- 279Yacine Atif. An architectural specification for a system to adapt to learning patterns
281 -- 299Marina Papastergiou. Physical education and sport science undergraduate students as multimedia and web developers: Moving from the user's to the creator's perspective
301 -- 318Ofra Korat, Adina Shamir, Livnat Arbiv. E-books as support for emergent writing with and without adult assistance

Volume 16, Issue 2

105 -- 106Arthur Tatnall. Editorial vol 16, no 2: ICT and the handling of data, information and knowledge
107 -- 122Mark Hellen. Information handling and adaptive expertise
123 -- 137Kenneth D. Strang. Knowledge articulation dialog increases online university science course outcomes
139 -- 157Laila Mohamed El Fangary. Mining of Egyptian missions data for shaping new paradigms
159 -- 182Giorgos E. Panselinas, Vassilis Komis. Using educational software to support collective thinking and test hypotheses in the computer science curriculum
183 -- 201Wilfred W. F. Lau, Allan H. K. Yuen. The impact of the medium of instruction: The case of teaching and learning of computer programming
203 -- 224Pavlo D. Antonenko, Ann D. Thompson. Preservice teachers' perspectives on the definition and assessment of creativity and the role of web design in developing creative potential

Volume 16, Issue 1

1 -- 3Arthur Tatnall. Editorial vol 16, no 1: Online learning technologies
5 -- 23Benlihan Ugur, Buket Akkoyunlu, Serap Kurbanoglu. Students' opinions on blended learning and its implementation in terms of their learning styles
25 -- 39Angeliki Z. Agorogianni, Zaharias D. Zaharis, Sofia D. Anastasiadou, Sotirios K. Goudos. Distance learning technology and service support in Greece: The case study of the Aristotle University over the last decade
41 -- 54Juliet Stoltenkamp, Okasute Akwega Kasuto. E-Learning change management and communication strategies within a HEI in a developing country: Institutional organisational cultural change at the University of the Western Cape
55 -- 69Camilla Jonsson. Are online communities for young people an issue for education researchers? A literature review of Swedish and international studies within the educational field
71 -- 88Cem Isik, Sümeyra Yilmaz. E-learning in life long education: A computational approach to determining listening comprehension ability
89 -- 103Marwah Alian. Formalization and implementation of Eliminating and Optimizing Selection (EOS) approach