MRSA Serious Game Paper To Be Published In October

Friday, June 27th, 2008

Our paper presented at Serious Games on the move 2008 will be published by SpringerWienNewYork in October 2008:

Serious Games on the Move
Petrovic, Otto; Brand, Anthony (Eds.)
2009, Approx. 500 p., Softcover
ISBN: 978-3-211-09417-4

Springer publications website.

Blogging at BU : HSC Case Studies

Friday, May 30th, 2008

This paper provides details on ten HSC case studies using a variety of internal and external blogging tools during 2006. This addresses the first aim of the Blogging @ BU project which was helping to inform future Bournemouth University strategy regarding the use of blogs. All case study participants were either interviewed or replied to a short questionnaire during late 2006 as a checkpoint to evaluate their experience so far. The paper will discusses these experiences and focus on particular points of interest from a strategic and personal viewpoint.

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TechDis Heat 2 Final Report

Friday, March 28th, 2008

The final report on our HEAT2 project has been emailed to TechDis today and will hopefully be appearing on their website soon. There have been some interesting comments from the three participants on their use so far of the Nintendo DS, Brain Training, Big Brain Academy and Opera Browser packages since they received the kit at the end of October.

Round 2 Final Report will magically appear here soon….

On the Road To Virtual Europe - Redux

Monday, February 18th, 2008

My second article on the Cohehre Virtual Europe project presented at ECEL 2007 has now been revised and published as an Electronic Journal of e-Learning paper…..

On The Road To Virtual Europe - Redux
Published in
Special Issue e-Learning in Healthcare Volume 5 Issue 3, July 2007

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TechDis Heat 2 Interim Report

Thursday, November 29th, 2007

The interim report on our HEAT2 project has now been submitted to TechDis and will hopefully be appearing on their website soon. There have been some interesting comments from the three participants on their use so far of the Nintendo DS, Brain Training, Big Brain Academy and Opera Browser packages since they received the kit at the end of October.

The full report will follow in February 2008.

Round 2 Interim report will hopefully appear here soon….

On The Road To Virtual Europe

Thursday, October 18th, 2007

My second article on the Cohehre Virtual Europe project has now been published. This is an innovative and exciting 3 year virtual learning project set within a European Context, with the project running from June 2006 - May 2009.

On The Road To Virtual Europe
Published in
Proceedings of ECEL 2007
The 6th European Conference on e-Learning
ISBN: 978-1-905305-57-5 cd

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Colloquium - Can a handheld gaming device be used as an effective assistive technology tool?

Wednesday, April 25th, 2007

My colloquium on the TechDis HEAT scheme project has now been published in the British Journal of Educational Technology 38 (3), 532–534.

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Can a Handheld Gaming Device Be Used As An Effective Assistive Technology Tool?

Tuesday, March 27th, 2007

My TechDis HEAT scheme project report has now been published. The project aimed to investigate the use of the Nintendo DS and Brain Training package as a study support tool to assist students requiring help with numeracy skills during the autumn term of 2006. The outcomes were very interesting and it is hoped to continue this project in a wider context seeking the top up kit requested in our original bid to investigate further educational uses of the Nintendo DS Lite in the near future….

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Review: Drink: Under the Influence

Wednesday, March 21st, 2007

A review for Edina - Film & Sound Online on Drink: under The Influence. EDINA, based at Edinburgh University Data Library, is a JISC-funded national datacentre. It offers the UK tertiary education and research community networked access to a library of data, information and research resources.

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TechDis HEAT Programme Report Submitted

Monday, January 29th, 2007

Our TechDis HEAT scheme project report has now been submitted. The project aimed to investigate the use of the Nintendo DS and Brain Training package as a study support tool to assist students requiring help with numeracy skills during the autumn term of 2006. The outcomes have been very interesting and we hope to continue this project in a wider context seeking the top up kit requested in our original bid to investigate further educational uses of the Nintendo DS Lite in the near future….

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