Lecturer in History-Politics 1990-present teaching on and off campus students. Seconded as Director, Global Online Learning Development Project, Faculty of Arts, Monash University 2002-2003.

(See my biography page for more information).


Publications:
Utilising Multiple Intelligences in e-Learning Design

Re-visiting established understandings of multiple intelligences to inform e-learning design applications could enhance pedagogical effectiveness of e-learning in the humanities and social sciences.

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Making Flexible Delivery Meaningful

Meaningful flexible delivery in off campus university education requires attention to its potential to enhance learning outcomes and effective pedagogy by more effective accommodation of diverse learning styles.

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Confronting the Pedagogical Challenges of Online Asynchronous Discussion Groups

Online discussion groups suffer from inherent pedagogical limitations arising from their structures as question and answer trees. Adjunct supports to learning are required for meaningful learning.

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Global Order: Accommodating Diversity in the 21st Century

Global climate change consequences are presenting new manifestations and dynamics of globalisation. These require more systematic recognition and accommodation of diverse rights, responsibilities and interests.

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The Impossible Dream: Consensus-Based International Climate Change Responses

Global climate change challenges cannot be met via consensus-based responses by members of the international political community.

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The Primacy of Philosophy for Effective Learning

This paper argues that philosophy matters more than platforms - and even learning objects - in effective online education.

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Collective Responsibilities: New Principles for Order in the 21st Century

The paper considers that responses to global climate change need to take account of potential resource related conflicts by replacing rights-based approaches to sovereignty with responsibilities-based models of political authority.

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