Seminars
We run frequent research seminars on a wide variety of themes during term time. Please visit our Events page for further details. Many of these seminars are recorded and can be accessed by visiting our archive.
We run frequent research seminars on a wide variety of themes during term time. Please visit our Events page for further details. Many of these seminars are recorded and can be accessed by visiting our archive.
The place of 'voice' in collaborative online learning: A phenomenologyAlex Bell, University of Wales |
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Young people and violence: gendered understandings of violence and discourses of acceptabilityVanita Sundaram, Department of Education, University of York |
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The impact of a haptics environment on students' learning: the hapTEL experienceMargaret Cox, Director of the hapTEL project - King's College London |
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Desperately seeking independence. Some implications of student experience of the transition into Lancaster University for an understanding of motivational goal structuresColin Rogers, Department of Educational Research, Lancaster University, 8th June, 2011 |
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Negotiating the technology minefield - families negotiating the discourses of ICT and the Internet at homeClaire Coulton, Department of Educational Research, Lancaster University, 11th May, 2011 |
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Conflict in Virtual Learning Communities in the Context of a Democratic PedagogyTugba Ozturk, Department of Educational Research, Lancaster University and also Ankara University, Turkey, 30th March, 2011 |
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Technostructural Knowledge: E-learning and Academic CapitalDrew Whitworth, School of Education, University of Manchester, 23rd March, 2011 |
How does online asynchronous text-based communication mediate the learning process in a Distance Creative Writing Masters programme? Approaches to data collectionHilary Thomas, Lancaster University, 16th March, 2011 |
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Beyond Inclusion: Special and Mainstream Schools working togetherTania Vazquez, PhD Student, Lancaster University, 2nd March, 2011 |
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(un)Doing Education with Actor-Network TheoryTara Fenwick, Stirling Institute of Education, University of Stirling 23rd February, 2011 |
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The posthuman university?: hybrid spaces and literacy practicesDr Lesley Gourley, Centre for Academic and Professional Literacies (CAPLITS), Institute of Education, University of London, 16th February, 2011 |