Curriculum sequencing for an e-learning system based on learning styles

This work shows the use of adaptation techniques involved in an e-learning system that considers students' learning styles and students' knowledge states. The mentioned e-learning system is built on a multiagent framework designed to examine opportunities to improve the teaching and to motivate the students to learn what they want in a user-friendly and assisted environment

Mental Health: Depression

Interactive guided learning material for clinical year students; core concepts on depression

Mental Health: Schizophrenia

Interactive guided learning material for clinical year students; core concepts on schizophrenia

Mental Health: Anxiety

Interactive guided learning material for clinical year students; core concepts on anxiety

Mental Health: Dementia

Interactive guided learning material for clinical year students; core concepts on dementia

Mental Health: Delirium

Interactive guided learning material for clinical year students; core concepts on delirium

Mental Health: Alcohol and addiction

Interactive guided learning material for clinical year students; core concepts on alcohol and addiction

Mental Health: Violence and safety

Interactive guided learning material for clinical year students; core concepts on violence and safety

Mental Health: Bipolar

Interactive guided learning material for clinical year students; core concepts on bipolar

Introduction to CIP Modules

A short video describing what the University is seeking in new modules for the Curriculum Innovation Programme

Accessible Digital Resources

Accessible etexts from curriculum materials for those with print impairments - strategies for conversion and reading using assistive technologies.

CIP-OSN; Networks as Graphs

Curriculum Innovation Programme - Online Social Networks (UOSM2012) - Networks as Graphs

Social Media Analytics: Trust and Power

In this lecture for a second year interdisciplinary course (part of the curriculum innovation programme) We explore the scope of social media analytics and look at two aspects in depth: Analysing for influence (looking at factors such as network structure, propagation of content and interaction), and analysing for trust (looking at different methods including policy, provenance and reputation - both local and global). The lecture notes include a number of short videos, which cannot be included here for copy-write reasons.

CIP Online Social Networks: week 5 - social capital

Lecture slides for the Curriculum Innovation module Online Social Networks on the topic of social capital.

CINAHL Keywords

Basic guide to searching using keywords