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ECEL 2004:
The 3rd European Conference on e-Learning
25-26 November 2004
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Editorial Comment
Roy Williams |
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Supporting
Staff using WEBCT at the University of Birmingham
Tracy Kent,
Learning and Research Support Division,
Information Services, University of Birmingham, UK |
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Evaluating Virtual Learning Environments: What are we
Measuring?
Mary C Dyson and Silvio Barreto Campello, Department of Typography & Graphic Communication, The University of
Reading, UK |
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Cognitive Style and
Attitudes Towards Using Online Learning and Assessment Methods
Martin Graff, School of Humanities and Social
Sciences, University of Glamorgan, UK |
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Biomedical Online Learning: The route to success
Patricia J. Harvey et al., on behalf of the Steering Committee of the
Biomedical Online Learning Project. |
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Interactive Technology Impact on
Quality Distance Education
Samer Hijazi, FKCC, Key West Florida
USA,
Prosper Bernard, Michel Plaisent and Lassana Maguiraga,
UQAM, Montreal, Canada, |
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Integrating
Distributed Learning with just-in-context Knowledge Management
Roy Williams,
w.w associates,
Reading, UK. |
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