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Networked learning in higher education: the mule in the barn
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Studying networked learning: some implications from socially situated learning theory and actor network theory
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Managing institutional change for networked learning: a multi-stakeholder approach
Jonathan Foster, Vic Lally, David McConnell, Nicholas Bowskill
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Evaluating networked learning: developing a multi-disciplinary multi-method approach
Hamish Macleod, Jeff Haywood, Charles Anderson, Ray Land, Kate Day, Denise Haywood
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Small group teaching across the disciplines: setting the context for networked learning
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Designs for networked learning in higher education: a phenomenographic investigation of practitioners accounts of design
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Online collaborative assessment: power relations and "critical learning"
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Learning networks and the issue of communication skills
Hamish Macleod, Erica McAteer, Andrew Tolmie, Kerry Musselbrook, Charles Crook
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Beyond E-learning: a future for networked learning
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