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Nutrition employability and graduate readiness: The Australian Working in Nutrition study
- Clark, Katya, Biesiekierski, Jessica R., Farrer, Olivia D., Stefoska-Needham, Anita, Beckett, Emma L., Lawlis, Tanya, Mantzioris, Evangeline, Swanepoel, Libby
Medical education: Accommodating students with ADHD
- Bailey, Annabel, Grotowski, Miriam, Bailey, Susan
- Sutton, Keith, Depczynski, Julie, Smith, Tony, Mitchell, Eleanor, Wakely, Luke, Brown, Leanne J., Waller, Susan, Drumm, Daniel, Versace, Vincent L., Fisher, Karin, Beauchamp, Alison
Does the culture of academia support developing academics transitioning from professional practice?
- Smith, Tony, Sutton, Keith, Beauchamp, Alison, Depczynski, Julie, Brown, Leanne, Fisher, Karin, Waller, Susan, Wakely, Luke, Maybery, Darryl, Versace, Vincent L.
- Page, Angela, Charteris, Jennifer
- Burke, Rachel, Fleay, Caroline, Baker, Sally, Hartley, Lisa, Field, Rebecca
Using virtual teams to map digital new generation learning environments into tertiary online learning space
- Page, Angela, Charteris, Jennifer, Berman, Jeanette
- Clough, Bonnie A., Nazareth, Sonia M., Day, Jamin J., Casey, Leanne M.
Opportunities and Challenges for Undergraduate Public Health Education in Australia and New Zealand
- Luu, Xuan, Dundas, Kate, James, Erica L.
Strategic planning towards a world-class university
- Usoh, E. J., Ratu, D., Manongko, A., Taroreh, J., Preston, G.
An exploration of factors associated with student attrition and success in enabling programs
- Morison, Anthony, Cowley, Kym
An interpretation of key stakeholders' experiences using educational online technologies in blended tertiary environments: a phenomenological study
Changing pedagogical spaces in higher education: diversities, inequalities and misrecogntion
- Burke, Penny Jane, Crozier, Gill, Misiaszek, Lauren Ila
Identifying key stakeholders in blended tertiary environments: experts' perspectives
Interpreting experiences of students using educational online technologies to interact with teachers in blended tertiary environments: a phenomenological study
Interpreting experiences of students using online technologies to interact with content in blended tertiary environments: a phenomenological study
Interpreting experiences of teachers using online technologies to interact with teachers in blended tertiary environments: a phenomenological study
Parallel, series and integrated - modes of tertiary popular music education
- Carfoot, Gavin, Millard, Brad, Bennett, Samantha, Allan, Christopher
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