UK and US criminology students communicate online: enhancing current learning and teaching practices

Wilcox, Paula, Jones, Helen, Sumner, Maggie and Berrington, Eileen (2008) UK and US criminology students communicate online: enhancing current learning and teaching practices University of Brighton Press, Brighton.

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Abstract

Discussion of an internation initiative involving universities in the UK and the USA focuses attention on how the use of online technologies can evolve alongside current learning and teaching practices in higher education, thus enhancing student communication. The aims of the initiative were fourfold: to change modes of student communication (individual and group), to develop students' potential to think across cultural and national borders, to extend their communication across such borders, and to develop students' ICT mediated interactional skills. The paper concludes that, although the students involved in this project study criminology and criminal justice, its structure and principes are transferrable to other disciplines

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Additional Information:(c) University of Brighton. Centre for Learning and Teaching. Part of a larger document -"Connections: Sharing the learning space: articles from the Learning and Teaching Conference 2007" (80 pages) edited by Joyce Barlow, Gail Louw and Mark Price. First edidtion published 2008, pp29-41
Subjects:L000 Social Sciences
Faculties:Faculty of Health and Social Sciences > School of Applied Social Science
ID Code:5516
Deposited By:editor sass
Deposited On:03 Apr 2009
Last Modified:13 Jul 2012 17:37

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