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Measuring the effectiveness of e-learning

Measuring the effectiveness of e-learning

In order to successfully evaluate the effectiveness of distance learning, you need to consider several factors. Let’s look at the main ones: Employee reviews. To

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Healthcare and Medical Job Search

Healthcare and Medical Job Search

Medicine – a science that includes the continuously expanding luggage device information of the human body. Given such a large volume of material, the doctors

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Re-historicising ‘Racism’: Language, History and Healing in Wayne King’s ‘Black Hours’

Re-historicising ‘Racism’: Language, History and Healing in Wayne King’s ‘Black Hours’

During times of political crisis, certain verbal signs become a focus of intense social struggle. Rival groups try to capture each other’s biggest word-guns and

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Navigating Through Time in Bulmum, A Swan River Nyoongar

Navigating Through Time in Bulmum, A Swan River Nyoongar

Richard Wilkes’ multifaceted novel, Bulmurn, a Swan River Nyoongar, is an intriguing treatment of Nyoongar myths and Law, spanning thousands of years as it traces

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As Long as She Got Her Voice: How cross-cultural collaboration shapes Abroiginal textuality

As Long as She Got Her Voice: How cross-cultural collaboration shapes Abroiginal textuality

Aunty Marge spoke on platforms, going back years ago, in Melbourne in the city here, when we wouldn’t have had a voice at all. I

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Volume 5: Reading Indigenous Australian Texts (2005) Part 1

Volume 5: Reading Indigenous Australian Texts (2005) Part 1

Indigenous people continue to make a very visible contribution to the production of the arts in Australia. Indigenous texts, which convene a non-indigenous audience (in

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Volume 6: Reading Australian Indigenous Texts 2 (2005)

Volume 6: Reading Australian Indigenous Texts 2 (2005)

This issue completes the collection of essays on Indigenous cultural production introduced in the previous issue. It features a number of discussions of storytelling focussing,

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Volume 7: Culture and Climate Change (2006)

Volume 7: Culture and Climate Change (2006)

In a recent edition of The Monthly, one of the country’s savvier magazines of Australian politics, society and culture, Robert Manne chose the topic of

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Volume 8: Popular Music: Practices, Formations and Change – Australian Perspectives (2007)

Volume 8: Popular Music: Practices, Formations and Change – Australian Perspectives (2007)

The papers collected here in this special edition of Altitude offer a brief snapshot of popular music research broadly connected with Australia. The essays demonstrate

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Recent Posts

  • Measuring the effectiveness of e-learning
  • Healthcare and Medical Job Search
  • Re-historicising ‘Racism’: Language, History and Healing in Wayne King’s ‘Black Hours’
  • Navigating Through Time in Bulmum, A Swan River Nyoongar
  • As Long as She Got Her Voice: How cross-cultural collaboration shapes Abroiginal textuality
  • Volume 5: Reading Indigenous Australian Texts (2005) Part 1
  • Volume 6: Reading Australian Indigenous Texts 2 (2005)
  • Volume 7: Culture and Climate Change (2006)
  • Volume 8: Popular Music: Practices, Formations and Change – Australian Perspectives (2007)

Editors

Emily Potter, Alison Huber, Clifton Evers

Editorial Advisory Board

Professor Meaghan Morris (Lingnan University);
Professor Grant Farred (Cornell University);
Professor Elspeth Probyn (University of Sydney);
Professor Catharine Lumby (University of New South Wales);
Professor Gerard Goggin (University of New South Wales);
Professor Stephen Muecke (University of Technology Sydney);
Dr Pamela Karantonis (University of the West of England);
Dr Heather Kerr (University of Adelaide);
Professor Ien Ang (University of Western Sydney);
Professor Larry Schehr (University of Illinois);
Professor Gay Hawkins (University of New South Wales);
Dr Glen Fuller;
Dr Jennifer Germon;
Dr Chris Healy (University of Melbourne);
Dr Greg Hainge (University of Queensland);
Dr Melissa Gregg (University of Queensland);
Professor Graeme Turner (University of Queensland).

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