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Emma Duke-Williams

Annotation tool | online notes | collaborative knowledge - 0 views

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    Allows annotation of a website (like hypothes.is )
Emma Duke-Williams

Research on e-learning in the workplace 2000-2012: A bibliometric analysis of the liter... - 0 views

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    A review of papers on e-learning in the workplace 2000 - 2012. While this isn't quite an example of an annotated bibliography, it's got some useful material in that it covers a range of different papers, and demonstrates how they have extracted key information that all have in common. Use it as an example of the use of reviewing many papers, and the strategies they used to analyse the papers, which you might want to think about a simplified version of their approach yourself for your group work.
Emma Duke-Williams

http://www.montana.edu/wrt/GenderandTechnology.pdf - 0 views

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    A little dated now, but an example of a bibliography (extensive) with annotations - and a (long!) summary of all of the papers. Way above what the coursework requires, but should show you how something like this is useful.
Emma Duke-Williams

Gender and Technology in Education: A Research Review - 0 views

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    A little dated now, but an example of a bibliography (extensive) with annotations - and a (long!) summary of all of the papers.
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