Teaching and Learning Forum 2002
Teaching and Learning Forum 2002

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Alison Bunker and Iris Vardi

Practical tips for successful online teaching

D. Caspersz, J. Skene and M. Wu

'Team Members That Bring You Down Dead' The Antecedents of Student Willingness to Participate in Team Projects

Kathleen Chindarsi, Helen Spafford Jacob and Julienne Miller

How can we teach students how to learn?

Gail D.Chittleborough, David F. Treagust and Mauro Mocerino

Constraints to the development of first year university chemistry students’ mental models of chemical phenomena

David Coall

Student use of a self-paced, interactive, computer-based learning resource in human biology

Dr Sue Colyer and Julie Howell

Beyond the shoe box: Developing an ePortfolio for Leisure Sciences students

Trudi Cooper and Judy Kulisa

Expanding the horizons of university learning through quality management: A comparison of the effects of different evaluative methods on curriculum and accountability

Geoffrey Crockett and Vasanthi Peter

Peer assessment and team work as a professional skill in a second year economics unit

Peter R. Davis

Literature review from reviewing literature

Dr Jeanne Dawson and Ms Grace Conti-Bekkers

Supporting International Students’ Transition to University

Shelda Debowski

Modelling and feedback: Providing constructive guidance through a web medium

Georgina Fyfe

Building Reflective Practice into Student Learning

Ian W. Gaynor and Stephen R. Kessell

The challenge of providing a truly flexible and totally online postgraduate program

Suzanne Ho

Encouraging on-line participation?

Hélène Jaccomard

"Is There a Metaphor in this Class?" Teaching Advanced Students of French how to become critical users of the Internet

Helen Spafford Jacob, Robyn Honey and Catherine Jordan


Getting the most out of sequential teaching.

Martijntje M. Kulski Daniel Boase-Jelinek Stephen Quinton Vikki Pedalina

Strategic support for online teaching and learning

Dr. Richard K. Ladyshewsky and Dr. John Ryan

Reciprocal peer coaching as a strategy for the development of leadership and management competency

Sally Male, William Lawrance and Sally Flintoff

Support schemes for first year computing students and electrical and computer engineering students at Curtin University of Technology

Rochelle Llewelyn Nicholls

Active lab-based learning in the biological sciences: First-year Anatomy

Maria Northcote Linda Marshall and Max Lenoy

Theory, practice and reflection: The value of integrated learning systems from four different perspectives

Beverley Oliver and Fiona Wright

The next big thing? Exploiting channels and handheld computers for student learning

Elizabeth Santhanam

Congruence of teaching, learning, assessment and evaluation

Bonnie Thomas

Multimedia and the Acquisition of French: Expanding the Horizons of Language Learning

Elliot Wood

A dilemma beyond discussion – Increasing student interaction in external study modes