Centre for Higher Education Research (CHER)
The St Andrews Centre for Higher Education Research aims to facilitate cross-departmental collaboration in higher education research. CHER brings together staff interested in conducting evidence-based higher education research to inform local, national and international policy and practice, and to promote a reflective, analytical view of Higher Education activities.
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Report and recommendations on multimedia materials for teaching and learning quantum physics
(Università degli Studi di Palermo, 2015-06-30) - Conference itemAn international collaboration of physicists, affiliated with Multimedia Physics for Teaching and Learning (MPTL) and MERLOT, performed a survey and review of multimedia-based learning materials for quantum physics and ... -
MOOCs with attitudes : Insights from a practitioner based investigation
(IEEE, 2014-10) - Conference itemIn the current educational landscape of shrinking public budgets and increasing costs, MOOCs have become one of the most dominant discourses in higher education (HE). However, due to their short history, they are only just ... -
Exploring heritage through time and space : Supporting community reflection on the highland clearances
(IEEE, 2013-10) - Conference itemOn the two hundredth anniversary of the Kildonan clearances, when people were forcibly removed from their homes, the Timespan Heritage centre has created a program of community centred work aimed at challenging pre conceptions ... -
Open Virtual Worlds : A serious platform for experiential and game based learning
(Association for Information Systems, 2012) - Book itemThis paper presents our experiences of and reflections on five years work in using virtual worlds to support exploratory learning across a range of disciplines and educational contexts. Both educational and systems aspects ...