Flexibility and pedagogy in higher education : : delivering flexibility in learning through online learning communities / / edited by Chris Dennis, Stuart Abbott, Ruth Matheson and Sue Tangney.
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Flexibility and pedagogy in higher education : delivering flexibility in learning through online learning communities / Front Matter -- Copyright page -- Figures and Tables -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction / Bend Me, Shape Me / Promoting Flexible Learning through Embedded, Online Study Skills Support / Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts / Enhancing the Student Experience / A Classroom without Walls / Shadow Modules and Student-Led Online Learning Communities / Youth Justice Live! / Opening the Door to the Virtual School / Academic Support Online / Commonplace / Flexibility, Socialisation and the Use of Twitter by a University Library / The Student Hub Live / Online Learning Communities and Flexibility in Learning / Back Matter -- Index. |
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