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Any Time? Any Place? The impact on student learning of an on-line learning environment.
Jefferies, A.; Thornton, M.E.; Doolan, M.; Parkhurst, S.; Alltree, J. (ACTA Press, 2005)An increasing number of HE institutions are adopting virtual and managed learning environments (VLEs and MLEs), which offer flexible access to on-line learning materials all day and every day. There are multiple claims ... -
CABLE: an approach to embedding blended learning in the curricula and across the institution
Anderson, I.; Bullen, P.; Alltree, J.; Thornton, H. (2008)The CABLE project developed a local process based on the Change Academy model in order to bring about significant curricular and structural change at the University of Hertfordshire, specifically to embed blended learning ... -
Changing Pedagogy: Does the Introduction of Networked Learning Have an Impact on Teaching
Thornton, M.E.; Jefferies, A.; Jones, I.; Alltree, J.; Leinonen, E. (2004)The University of Hertfordshire s Managed Learning Environment initiative, known as StudyNet, was developed in-house. Throughout the development, the enhancement of learning and teaching quality has remained a central ... -
Evaluating the benefits of web-based learning with academic staff
Jefferies, A.; Thornton, M.E.; Alltree, J.; Jones, I. (2004)The provision of Managed Learning Environments (MLEs) to organize web based learning have sprung up in universities and other Higher Education institutions across a number of countries in recent years. Some MLEs use ... -
Flexible study - what students do and what they want
Alltree, J.; Quadri, N. (University of Hertfordshire, 2007)There is considerable rhetoric about today s students wanting more flexible study options so that their studies can fit in with other aspects of their lives. Furthermore, staff and students increasingly use--managed learning ... -
The impact of a managed learning environment upon curriculum design
Alltree, J. (University of Hertfordshire, 2007)The use of managed learning environments (MLEs) to--support student learning is increasingly prevalent in higher education today. An in-house MLE, StudyNet, was introduced at the University of Hertfordshire in 2001. An ... -
Introducing web based learning: An investigation into its impact on university lecturers and their pedagogy
Jefferies, A.; Thornton, M.E.; Alltree, J.; Jones, I. (2004) -
Open All Hours - Do students really want to access on-line learning 24/7?
Jefferies, A.; Thornton, M.E.; Doolan, M.; Parkhurst, S.; Alltree, J. (Association for Learning Technology, 2004)An increasing number of HE institutions are adopting virtual and managed learning environments (VLEs and MLEs), which offer flexible access to on-line learning materials all day and every day. There are multiple claims ... -
Using a Managed Learning Environment in Higher Education: the students' views
Thornton, M.E.; Jones, I.; Jefferies, A.; Alltree, J.; Doolan, M.; Parkhurst, S. (Hawaii International Conference on Education, 2005)The Dearing Report (NCEHE, 1997: 13.1), called for the effective use of information technology in learning and teaching in higher Education, suggesting that it, ‘… holds out much promise for improving the quality, flexibility ... -
Using StudyNet to facilitate students’ learning
Alltree, J.; Thornton, H. (2004)This article discusses the utilisation of StudyNet to facilitate students’ learning on a Level 3 Physiotherapy module. The students’ perceptions of StudyNet and its usage were evaluated by questionnaire and also by an ...