Blended learning : the new normal and emerging technologies
(2018)
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Digital transformation in German higher education : student and teacher perceptions and usage of digital media
(2018)
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More than tools? Making sense of the ongoing digitizations of higher education
(2018)
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Higher education dominance and siloed knowledge : a systematic review of flipped classroom research
(2018)
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Efficient, helpful, or distracting? A literature review of media multitasking in relation to academic performance
(2018)
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21 |
The utilisation of e-learning facilities in the educational delivery system of Nigeria : a study of M-University
(2018)
Núm. 15
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20 |
A critical review of mobile learning integration in formal educational contexts
(2018)
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17 |
The hidden architecture of higher education : building a big data infrastructure for the "smarter university"
(2018)
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14 |
Seeking the best blend for deep learning in a flipped classroom – viewing student perceptions through the Community of Inquiry lens
(2018)
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14 |
Integrating MOOCs in traditionally taught courses : achieving learning outcomes with blended learning
(2018)
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13 |
Online learning readiness and attitudes towards gaming in gamified online learning : a mixed methods case study
(2018)
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12 |
Categorization of E-learning as an emerging discipline in the world publication system : a bibliometric study in SCOPUS
(2018)
Núm. 15
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9 |
Personalisation in educational technology : the absence of underlying pedagogies
(2018)
Núm. 15
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9 |
Adaptive quizzes to increase motivation, engagement and learning outcomes in a first year accounting unit
(2018)
Núm. 15
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8 |
Dawn or dusk of the 5th age of research in educational technology? A literature review on (e-)leadership for technology-enhanced learning in higher education (2013-2017)
(2018)
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The complicity of digital technologies in the marketisation of UK higher education : exploring the implications of a critical discourse analysis of thirteen national digital teaching and learning strategies
(2018)
Núm. 15
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7 |
The effectiveness of gamification technique for higher education students engagement in polytechnic Muadzam Shah Pahang, Malaysia
(2018)
Núm. 15
Pág. 2
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5 |
Student help-seeking attitudes and behaviors in a digital era
(2018)
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5 |
Digital technologies in resource constrained higher institutions of learning : a study on students’ acceptance and usability
(2018)
Núm. 15
Pág. 10
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5 |
Supporting decision-making processes on blended learning in higher education : literature and good practices review
(2018)
Núm. 15
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4 |
Profiling the digital readiness of higher education students for transformative online learning in the post-soviet nations of Georgia and Ukraine
(2018)
Núm. 15
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4 |
An interactive and augmented learning concept for orientation week in higher education
(2018)
Núm. 15
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4 |
Turning a traditional teaching setting into a feedback-rich environment
(2018)
Núm. 15
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4 |
Opening up design studio education using blended and networked formats
(2018)
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4 |
Evaluation of a simulation-based hospital pharmacy training package for pharmacy students
(2018)
Núm. 15
Pág. 7
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3 |
Self-reported internet skills, previous knowledge and working memory in text comprehension in E-learning
(2018)
Núm. 15
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3 |
Investigating temporal access in a flipped classroom : procrastination persists
(2018)
Núm. 15
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3 |
Three paradoxes in the approach to educational technology in the education studies of the Spanish universities
(2018)
Núm. 15
Pág. 31
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3 |
“Pedagogical tweeting” in higher education : boon or bane?
(2018)
Núm. 15
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3 |
The contributions of mixed insights to advancing technology-enhanced formative assessments within higher education learning environments : an illustrative example
(2018)
Núm. 15
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3 |
Magnetic and multistable: reinterpreting the affordances of educational technology
(2018)
Núm. 15
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3 |
A call for promoting ownership, equity, and agency in faculty development via connected learning
(2018)
Núm. 15
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2 |
The relationship between teacher immediacy, perceptions of learning, and computer-mediated graduate course outcomes among primarily Asian international students enrolled in an U.S. university
(2018)
Núm. 15
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2 |
Roles of perceived fit and perceived individual learning support in students’ weblogs continuance usage intention
(2018)
Núm. 15
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2 |
An architectural design and evaluation of an affective tutoring system for novice programmers
(2018)
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2 |
The future of online testing and assessment : question quality in MOOCs
(2018)
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2 |
Jumping from one resource to another : how do students navigate learning networks?
(2018)
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2 |
"Now you're competing" : how historically-Black colleges and universities compete (and don't) on the Internet
(2018)
Núm. 15
Pág. 15
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2 |
Understanding the faculty perspectives influencing their innovative practices in MOOCs/SPOCs : a case study
(2018)
Núm. 15
Pág. 30
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1 |
Scalable authentic assessment of collaborative work assignments in wikis
(2018)
Núm. 15
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1 |
The 2017 national survey of online learning in Canadian post-secondary education : methodology and results
(2018)
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1 |
A review of previous studies on ESL/EFL learners’ interactional feedback exchanges in face-to-face and computer-assisted peer review of writing
(2018)
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1 |
Unfitting, uncomfortable, unacademic : a sociological reading of an interactive mobile phone app in university lectures
(2018)
Núm. 15
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Adding authenticity to controlled conditions assessment : introduction of an online, open book, essay based exam
(2018)
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