The first rule of business is “know your customer”. This essay focuses on the user’s perspective: what do tutors need to make OBL an attractive proposition? It dissects three customer needs: the need for engagement, logistical concerns, and pedagogical dimensions. Several suggestions are offered regarding each type of need. The overall goal is to encourage the structuring of OBL promotions and provision in ways that integrate easily into the working life of tutors. This is the key to successful programme development
The purpose of this paper is to share the design and delivery of a core Level 4 ‘Organizational Beha...
COLLECT-UML is an intelligent tutoring system that teaches Object-Oriented design using Unified Mode...
In 2011, the Faculty of Art Design & Architecture at Kingston University London was involved in the ...
Object-based learning (OBL), drawing on the rich resources of university museums and collections, of...
This paper considers how object-based learning (OBL) can be used to complement reflective skills dev...
Direct encounters with archaeological materials are an effective way to teach the practical side of ...
Following a special conference focused on object-based learning in higher education at University Co...
Object-Based Learning (OBL) is a well-established teaching method; Korda (2020), for example, docume...
Are the instructional infrastructure and academic culture of higher education ready to deliver and e...
Over the years, I have taught B.Ed students about universal design and the UDL framework. As part o...
Abstract. We steadily aim at improving our first year’s university course Introduction to Object-Ori...
This article describes two aspects of thinking about learning objects, their desired “standalone” na...
157 Chapter 11 Object-based learning and research-based education: Case studies from the UCL curricu...
This paper outlines an approach to designing a course entirely in learning objects. It provides a th...
We explore technical issues in the design of programming tools, development environments, simulation...
The purpose of this paper is to share the design and delivery of a core Level 4 ‘Organizational Beha...
COLLECT-UML is an intelligent tutoring system that teaches Object-Oriented design using Unified Mode...
In 2011, the Faculty of Art Design & Architecture at Kingston University London was involved in the ...
Object-based learning (OBL), drawing on the rich resources of university museums and collections, of...
This paper considers how object-based learning (OBL) can be used to complement reflective skills dev...
Direct encounters with archaeological materials are an effective way to teach the practical side of ...
Following a special conference focused on object-based learning in higher education at University Co...
Object-Based Learning (OBL) is a well-established teaching method; Korda (2020), for example, docume...
Are the instructional infrastructure and academic culture of higher education ready to deliver and e...
Over the years, I have taught B.Ed students about universal design and the UDL framework. As part o...
Abstract. We steadily aim at improving our first year’s university course Introduction to Object-Ori...
This article describes two aspects of thinking about learning objects, their desired “standalone” na...
157 Chapter 11 Object-based learning and research-based education: Case studies from the UCL curricu...
This paper outlines an approach to designing a course entirely in learning objects. It provides a th...
We explore technical issues in the design of programming tools, development environments, simulation...
The purpose of this paper is to share the design and delivery of a core Level 4 ‘Organizational Beha...
COLLECT-UML is an intelligent tutoring system that teaches Object-Oriented design using Unified Mode...
In 2011, the Faculty of Art Design & Architecture at Kingston University London was involved in the ...