The ALT-C Conference Proceedings, the Abstracts, and the Conference Guide will be made available from here in early September in a variety of formats including ePUB, HTML, MOBI and PDF, depending on the publication in question.
Conference Abstracts and Conference Guide
Both of these documents are available as PDF files from the ALT Open Access Repository.
- Abstracts ("topped and tailed" version now live)
- Conference Guide (made live on 2 September)
Proceedings Papers
On the left below are links to the full document, to the individual papers, and to the editorial. The documents are all housed in the ALT Open Access Repository, which is their long term home. On the right below are links to the abstracts of each paper in the ALT-C 2011 web-based programme, which is implenented in a platform called CrowdVine. These links will mainly be of interest to people taking part in, or following the ALT conference.
Notes
- The DOI references on the individual documents will be functional from Januray 2012.
- There were some broken image links in the HTML versions of the papers which we fixed on 1/9/2011. In case of difficulty contact us.
This is the first time ALT has produced and published the Proceedings Papers in this way, and we are keen to get feedback. Please use the (moderated) comments field below to provide this. Thank you.
| ALT-C 2011 Proceedings Papers - full document | ||
| Editorial. David Hawkridge, Kia Ng and Steven Verjans. | ||
| Using Hypermedia Annotations to Teach Vocabulary on the Web. Bahman Gorjian. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| Fostering Academic Competence or Putting Students Under General Suspicion? Voluntary Plagiarism Control of Scientific Papers by Means of a Web-based Plagiarism Detection System. Kerstin Eleonora Kohl. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| Development of a simulated Internet for education. Andrew Smith. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| Effectiveness of technology to support work based learning: the stakeholders’ perspective. Rebecca Strachan, Lalith Liyanage, Biddy Casselden, Roger Penlington. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| Learning Through Online Discussion: A Framework Evidenced in Learners' Interactions. Yvonne Bain. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| Analysing tools to support future learning Programming. Maryam Kheir Abadi, Graham Alsop. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| The Development of a Rich Multimedia Training Environment for Crisis Management: Using Emotional Affect to Enhance Learning. Liz Bacon, Gill Windall, Lachlan MacKinnon. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| Implementation and sustainability of a global ICT company’s programme to help teachers integrate technology into learning and teaching in Germany, France and the UK. Danny Arati, Albena Todorova, Ruth Merrett. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| The Making Assessment Count (MAC) Consortium – Maximising Assessment & Feedback Design by Working Together. Mark Kerrigan, Mark Clements, Mark Gamble, Rae Karimjee, Sian Lindsay, Loretta Newman-Ford, Maria Papaefthimiou, Simon Walker, Gunter Saunders. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| A Framework for Co-creating Open Scholarship. Fred Garnett, Nigel Ecclesfield. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| DeFrosting Professional Development: Reconceptualising Teaching using Social Learning Technologies. Thomas Cochrane, Vickel Narayan. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| School trip photomarathons: Engaging primary school visitors using a topic focused photo competition. Trevor Collins, Richard Joiner, Alice White, Lindsey Braidley. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| Stepping beyond the paradigm wars: Pluralist methods for research in learning technology. Chris Jones, Gregor Kennedy. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| YouTube in the classroom: Exploring the opportunities and barriers to the use of YouTube in teaching introductory sociology to mature and international students. Nick Pearce, Elaine Tan. | Abstract on CrowdVine | |
| Towards a personalised learning mesh: The implementation of a low overhead, multipath learning tool. Iain Stewart, William McKee, Kevin Porteous. | Abstract on CrowdVine |
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