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- Using Open Source Software for Improving Dialog in Computer Science Education: Case Mozambique University. more
- Using Peerwise to Improve Engagement and Learning more
- Using Peerwise to improve engagement and learning. more
- Using Personalised Authentication Flows to Address Issues with Traditional Authentication Methods more
- Using problem-based learning to teach tourism management students more
- Using Purpose Built Conference Venues as a Tool for Regeneration: Forecasting New Build. more
- Using Python for ecological models more
- Using QR Codes in Higher Education more
- Using remote sensing to map rhododendron: results from field and lab trials more
- Using role emerging practice learning opportunities to consider the role of OT in primary care settings. more
- Using Sentence Embedding Techniques for Enhancing Terms-of-Service Text Summarization more
- Using simulated practice to enhance pre-registration nursing students’ interpersonal, communication, assessment and handover skills. more
- Using social relationships to control narrative generation more
- Using tablets for e-assessment of project-based learning more
- Using Tablets for e-Assessment of Project-Based Learning more
- Using technology in a clinical setting to explore how patients use pump therapy more
- Using Technology to Enhance Assessment and Feedback: A Framework for Evaluating Tools and Applications more
- Using Technology to Support Learning: Lessons From Experience more
- Using the Arts to consult a community about their health and wellbeing needs more
- Using the Dwelling- Mobility Theory to Explore how Sport can make Wellbeing an Experiential Possibility more
- Using Tripadvisor© for exploring cultural tourism development in Bahrain. more
- Using Virtual Narratives to Explore Children’s Story Understanding more
- Using visualisation to elicit domain information as part of the Model Driven Architecture approach more
- Using wearable inertial sensors to compare different versions of the dual task paradigm during walking more