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e-Learning Special Interest Group
BMAF has set up the e-Learning Special Interest Group (SIG) to respond to an increasing adoption of technology to facilitate Business and Management education.
Following the BMAF conference in 2008 it became apparent to a small team of colleagues who presented their experiences of e facilitated teaching and learning, that their was considerable interest in this area.
The eLearning SIG has been set up to help respond to this interest
Chair and Main Contact: Gelareh Roushan groushan@bournemouth.ac.uk
The SIG has set up an on-line community at http://elegbmaf.ning.com
Projects
eLearning related Projects funded by BMAF (Teaching Research and Development Grants- TRDG) or with BMAF participation
- Exploring Tangible Benefits of eLearning (BMAF an HEA partner together with JISC infoNet and ALT)
- Accounting Simulation Game - Development of a web based interactive accounting principles simulation game, Stephen Macnamee Ulster (BMAF TRDG in progress)
- Business Tutors' Perceptions of a Virtual Learning Environment, Nadine Fry, Bristol (BMAF TRDG 2007)
- Electronic coursework submission system, Sabina Siebert, Glasgow Caledonian (BMAF TRDG 2009)
- Embracing the Web 2.0 culture in Business Education -the new face of Facebook, Alice Szwelnik, OBU (BMAF TRDG 2008)
- Good practice in using wikis to enhance learning, student support and retention for business students, Marija Cubric, Hertfordshire University (BMAF TRDG 2007)
- An Investigation of the purpose and use made by students of Reusable Learning Objects within a blended learning curriculum, designed to support progression and academic competence, Lyn Greaves, TVU (BMAF TRDG 2008)
- A New generation of students and new technology: exploring the relationship, Martin Rich, Cass Business School, City (BMAF TRDG 2008)
- The Use of Real-life News/Event Based E-Games in Supporting Learning and Teaching in Finance, Charlie Cai Leeds (BMAF TRDG in progress)
- Using Computer-Assisted Audit Tools (CAATs) as a teaching tool for audit and IT modules, Marlene Davies, Glamorgan (BMAF TRDG 2008)
- Association for Learning Technology (ALT)
- The Blended Learning Unit (CETL)
- ELESIG - Experiences of E-Learning Special Interest Group
- ELFYSE - E-learning and the First Year Student Experience
- Enhancing Leaning through Technology (ELT) (Higher Education Academy)
- ESTICT SIG (Engaging Students Through In-Class Technologies)
- Ethics and Ethical Issues in the use of Web2.0 in Higher Education SIG
- Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC): eLearning
- PPP SIG (Podcasting for Pedagogical Purposes)
- RLO: Reusable Learning Objects (CETL)
- SSELF Forum (Supporting Sustainable E-Learning)
- SOLSTICE: Supported Online Learning for Students using Technology for Information and Communication in their Education (CETL)
External Events concerning e-Learning
Upcoming events
- 18-20 May 2011: TechEducation 2011, Corfu
- 27-28 June 2011: 6th International Conference on e-Learning, British Columbia
- 18-21 July 2011: 2011 International Conference on e-Learning, e-Business, Enterprise Information Systems, and e-Government, Las Vegas
- 20-23 July 2011: IADIS International Conference e-Learning 2011, Rome
- 6-8: ALT-C 2011: 18th International Conference of the Association for Learning Technology, University of Leeds
- 10-11 November 2011: 10th European Conference on e-Learning, University of Brighton
- 17-18 November 2011: SEDA Conference 2011: Using Technology to Enhance Learning, Aston Business School
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