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4 Sep 2007: Open University . What do we know about using new technologies for learning and teaching? A ten year perspective . Tuesday 25 September  Friday 28 September 2007 . ... 12.00 – 12.30  Summing up:

4 Sep 2007: Open University . What do we know about using new technologies for learning and teaching? A ten year perspective . Tuesday 25 September  Friday 28 September 2007 . ... Concerns for New Technologies and Distance Education Pet

19 Oct 2007: Cultures (RITES) The Open University . Keynote Presentation to the 12th Cambridge International Conference on . Open and Distance Learning . New Hall, Cambridge . ... inaccessible  tutorials) and  ease 

19 Oct 2007: 12 . The  ‘new  learner’ may  be  the  adult  who  needs  continuing  professional  development combined  with  fulltime  employment. ... academic support provided. 14 . This means that the ‘new teacher’

19 Oct 2007: have near revolutionary capacity to support new hybrid forms of distance education that. ... Berners-Lee, Hendler, & Lassila, 2001) and which is slowly evolving to create new.

4 Sep 2007: If we follow the MTranslatability concept and modify our source text in (1) somewhat, using simpler words and clearer syntax, as in (6) below, ... suffers injury, everybody only then decided continues to hurry along.

6 Mar 2007: Gasaway, The New Access Right and Its Impact on Libraries and Library Users, 10 J. ... create new areas. 66 AMARTYA SEN, DEVELOPMENT AS FREEDOM 18-19 (Anchor Books 1999).

4 Sep 2007: Furedi, F. (2004). Where have all the intellectuals gone? Confronting 21 st century philistinism. New York, NY: Continuum. Cross, J. (2007). ... In Preston, D.S. (Ed.). Virtual learning and higher education (pp. 5569). New York, NY: Rodopi

4 Sep 2007: Akomolafe . Professional development for the new technology among University lecturers in Nigeria: challenges and prospects . S.O. Bandele C.T. ... realtime) connections . William C. Diehl  The new social networking technologies:

4 Sep 2007: of new ideas, way beyond the mere generation of novelty, which is perhaps its more common sense meaning. ... initially) fringe markets. They can afford to invest in the new (potentially disruptive) technology.