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Author IndexA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZAll authors are listed. Papers with multiple authors are
listed more than once.
Dennis, C., Aaron, R., Kim, B. Sharing resources to
build a learning community: A curriculum integration proposal Andrews, T. Sustaining a quality learning environment:
Reviewing the development of a new flexible learning campus
Thompson, E., Baron, P., Newton-Smith, C. Teaching &
learning offshore: A framework for sustainable development Batt, D. i-support! A Smart State approach to supporting
students at risk online Batt, D. The communicative orientation of virtual language
teaching in schools Clark, J., Searle, G, Batt, D. Sustaining an authentic
online learning environment: The virtual schooling service Fripp, C., Blakely, J. Macnamarra, D. Collaboration,
A Business Imperative for Education Brown, J. Online Counselling - The OTEN Experience and
Implications for the Future Buchan, J.F. & Buchan, A.J. Lessons
from nature-developing an adaptive management model for sustaining quality
learning environments
Campbell, C. Using role plays to stimulate reflective
online discussion participation Clark, J., Searle, G, Batt, D. Sustaining an authentic
online learning environment: The virtual schooling service Clouston, J. & Wenmoth, D. Mailbox to modem: Making
eLearning sustainable in a traditional correspondence education environment Vardanega, L., Hatcher, D., Crombie, K. Maintaining
sustaining learning environments in a cross cultural context
Philip, R. & Dalziel, J. Implications of COLIS for
Course Development: The need for secondary usage meta-data Dennis, C., Aaron, R., Kim, B. Sharing resources to
build a learning community: A curriculum integration proposal Deo, B. & Nabobo, U. Reflections on mixed mode and
multimode teaching: USP case study Donnan, P. & Veness, D. Moving off-campus at the
University of Canberra: Establishing sustainable flexible delivery practice
Foxwell, A.R. & Norris, R..A. Sustaining quality
learning for environmental scientists Fripp, C., Blakely, J. Macnamarra, D. Collaboration,
A Business Imperative for Education
Gerbic, P. & Stacey, E. Evidence for sustainable
e-learning in quality online learning evnironments: A purposive approach
to content analysis Turnbull, L. & Gofers, A. eBusiness and education:
An evolutionary journey
Hastie, M. & Palmer, A. Real time, real young, real
smart. The use of the Internet for real time teaching with 5 to 8 year
olds Vardanega, L., Hatcher, D., Crombie, K. Maintaining
sustaining learning environments in a cross cultural context Hedberg, J.G. Creating, growing, and sustaining learning
environments (KEYNOTE) McLoughlin, C. & Hollingworth, R. Exploring a hidden
dimension of online quality: metacognitive skill development Hughes, R. A strategy to increase participation in online
classes
Inglis, A. Will Knowledge Management Technologies be
behind the Next Generation of E-learning Systems?
Sturgess, P. & Kennedy, M. Telementoring and WebCT:
Supporting students at a distance Kerr, S. The 'supported external' mode of delivery:
A response to the needs of Indigenous students studying teaching degrees
in remote locations Dennis, C., Aaron, R., Kim, B. Sharing resources to
build a learning community: A curriculum integration proposal
McNeill, M. & Lantry, P. Online Scaffolding: supporting
students at a distance Lee, Y.L. Using e-learning to enhance the learning of
graph transformations Lobry de Bruyn, L. Online Communication in dPBL: Can
threaded discussion provide social presence and convergence?
Fripp, C., Blakely, J. Macnamarra, D. Collaboration,
A Business Imperative for Education Morgan, C.K. & McKenzie, A.D. Academic workloads
and the challenge and burden of 'being there' for distance learners as
online delivery raises new expectations of support McLoughlin, C. & Hollingworth, R. Exploring a hidden
dimension of online quality: metacognitive skill development McLoughlin, C. & Visser, T. Quality e-learning:
Are there universal indicators? McNeill, M. & Lantry, P. Online Scaffolding: supporting
students at a distance McNickle, C. The impact that ICT has on how we learn Moore, C. & Wallace, I. Encapsulating learning objects
for learning flexibility: A case study Morgan, C.K. & McKenzie, A.D. Academic workloads
and the challenge and burden of 'being there' for distance learners as
online delivery raises new expectations of support Quinn, P.& Muldoon, N.An institutional re-positioning
of examinations
Deo, B. & Nabobo, U. Reflections on mixed mode and
multimode teaching: USP case study Thompson, E., Baron, P., Newton-Smith, C. Teaching &
learning offshore: A framework for sustainable development Nichols, M. Using e-learning tools for assessment Foxwell, A.R. & Norris, R.A. Sustaining quality
learning for environmental scientists
Oliver, R. Exploring benchmarks and standards for assuring
quality online teaching and learning in higher education (KEYNOTE) Samarawickrema, G. & O'Reilly, J. A converged learning
environment to support all learners
Hastie, M. & Palmer, A. Real time, real young, real
smart. The use of the Internet for real time teaching with 5 to 8 year
olds Philip, R. & Dalziel, J Implications of COLIS for
Course Development: The need for secondary usage meta-data
Quinn, P. & Muldoon, N. An institutional re-positioning
of examinations
Randolph, C. & Thompson, E. Increasing the value
of recorded lectures: An offshore experience
Sahab, S.A. Initiating distance education programs at
Saudi Arabia using networked learning technology Samarawickrema, G. & O'Reilly, J. A converged learning
environment to support all learners Clark, J., Searle, G., Batt, D. Sustaining an authentic
online learning environment: The virtual schooling service Sharp, K. Workplace learning profile- a self-evaluation
tool Spratt, C. Technology innovators ad structures of indifference
in Higher Education Gerbic, P. & Stacey, E. Evidence for sustainable
e-learning in quality online learning evnironments: A purposive approach
to content analysis Sturgess, P. & Kennedy, M. Telementoring and WebCT:
Supporting students at a distance
Thompson, E., Baron, P., Newton-Smith, C. Teaching &
learning offshore: A framework for sustainable development Randolph, C. & Thompson, E. Increasing the value
of recorded lectures: An offshore experience Turnbull, L. & Gofers, A. eBusiness and education:
An evolutionary journey
Ussher, B. Mentor as learner: Furthering professional
development through a distance teacher education community
Vardanega, L., Hatcher, D., Crombie, K. Maintaining
sustaining learning environments in a cross cultural context Donnan, P. & Veness, D. Moving off-campus at the
University of Canberra: Establishing sustainable flexible delivery practice McLoughlin, C. & Visser, T. Quality e-learning:
Are there universal indicators?
Moore, C. & Wallace, I. Encapsulating learning objects
for learning flexibility: A case study Clouston, J. & Wenmoth, D. Mailbox to modem: Making
eLearning sustainable in a traditional correspondence education environment
Yates, R. Support systems and retention rates in an
online teacher education program
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