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Are sound cues easier than meaning cues and can online assessments be used as a productivity tool? (Conference)TITLE OF PAPER: SOUND CUES ARE NOT ALWAYS EASIER THAN MEANING CUES KEYWORDS: APHASIA, CUEING, TECHNOLOGY • WHY THE STUDY WAS UNDERTAKEN This work was undertaken as part of an undergraduate programme of study. People ...
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(Book)During today’s economic downturn, innovation will be more important than ever. The sooner far-sighted strategies are developed and implemented by government, business and other agencies, the more a better world will be ...
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(Book chapter)This chapter explores technology’s role as a key creative agent within digital dance performance making. Using the author’s own embodied experiences of moving in media-rich environments, the tensions that can exist in the ...
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(Article)This paper proposes to build on Gilbert Simondon’s theory of the concretization of technological objects and apply the developed theory to the emerging area of software studies. Simondon’s theory of concretization describes ...
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(Article)Across higher education in the United Kingdom, the procurement and deployment of educational technology increasingly impacts the practices of academic labour, in terms of administration, teaching and research. Moreover the ...
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(Thesis or dissertation / Doctoral / PhD)During the last two decades, there has been great interest in integrating computers and technology in higher education. Currently web tool services for learning have attracted researchers in the field of education technology ...
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(Article)This paper discusses some findings from practice-based-research into digital dance performance making and offers a perspective of Erin Manning’s ‘sensing bodies’ as a methodology for rethinking the relationship between ...
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(Conference)Entrepreneurship has gained a lot of attention over the recent years. New innovative ideas, as well as research outputs, may now be implemented and result into actual products and/or services, having a positive impact on ...
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Ethical governance for emerging ICTs: Opening cognitive framing and achieving ethical reflexivity. (Conference)The impact of techno-scientific developments on societal evolution and lifestyles no longer needs to be demonstrated. The last half of the twentieth century has witnessed a considerable acceleration of the integration of ...
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(Conference)Stephen Hawking, when introducing Krauss’ ‘The Physics of Star Trek’, wrote that “[s]cience fiction (…) is not only good fun but it also serves a serious purpose, that of expanding the human imagination.” In this paper, ...
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(Working Paper)This exploratory paper investigates why some companies appear to find successful business relationships relatively effortless. It seems that the organisation’s search for and utilisation of key resources can guarantee ...
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(Article)This short essay gives an account of my current work writing a long sequence of poems centred on the life and times of the engineer, scientist and businessman James Watt. Material from Birmingham’s extensive Boulton & ...
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(Book chapter)This chapter examines the relationship of 'music' (which has a 'beginning, middle, end' paradigm) and 'sound art' which may be formed over time by the listener/participant. The emergence of a continuum undermines assumptions ...
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(Conference / Image)TITLE OF PAPER: SOUND CUES ARE NOT ALWAYS EASIER THAN MEANING CUES KEYWORDS: APHASIA, CUEING, TECHNOLOGY • WHY THE STUDY WAS UNDERTAKEN This work was undertaken as part of an undergraduate programme of study. People ...
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(Book)In a world where computing power, ubiquity and connectivity create powerful new ways to facilitate learning, this book examines how librarians and information professionals can utilize emerging technologies to expand service ...
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