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Peer reviewedNesbary, Dale – British Journal of Educational Technology, 2000
This colloquium piece summarizes the author's ongoing research regarding the development and implementation of a political science Web directory designed to take advantage of the research capacity of the Web. Results of student surveys examining the usefulness of Web directories reveal that students are benefiting from their use, particularly in…
Descriptors: Computer Uses in Education, Directories, Educational Technology, Online Searching
Peer reviewedWeedon, Elisabet – British Journal of Educational Technology, 2000
Describes two studies carried out at the Open University (United Kingdom) that investigated students' perceptions of, and reactions to, a tutor's comments on written assignments based on the Kelly Construct Repertory Grid technique. Outlines two theoretical perspectives: schema theory within cognitive psychology, and social constructivist theory…
Descriptors: Cognitive Psychology, Distance Education, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
Peer reviewedHosie, P. J. – British Journal of Educational Technology, 1985
Examines the effects of Australia's Video Loan Programme, which provides videocassette copies of Australian Broadcasting Corporation's educational broadcasts to primary school students living in isolated areas and reviews teacher, student, and parent attitudes, viewing patterns, integration with the curriculum, and educational concerns about…
Descriptors: Distance Education, Educational Research, Educational Television, Parent Attitudes
Peer reviewedJones, Mark; Kear, Karen; Reilly, Andy – British Journal of Educational Technology, 1998
Describes a CD-ROM containing a resource library for students in an information science/technology course at the Open University (United Kingdom). Development gave rise to several issues: adaptation of print-based content to the electronic medium; development of quality-control methods; and adaptation of staff roles. Feedback from students shows…
Descriptors: Computer Software Development, Computer Uses in Education, Electronic Libraries, Foreign Countries


