Friday, 22 October 2021
The presentation 'A systematic literature review of academic cyberbullying- notable research absences in Higher Education contexts', plus its hyperlinks
Dr Pat Harpur and I recently presented on our manuscript 'A systematic literature review of academic cyberbullying- notable research absences in Higher Education contexts'. We spoke to the Design Research Activities Workgroup at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology.
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Distinguishing an online academic bullying: identifying new forms of harassment in a dissenting Emeritus Professor's case.
The value (or otherwise) of social media to the medical professional : some personal reflections
Future Internet special issue on Cyberbullying Analysis in Higher Education call for proposals
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Dr Pat Harpur's research profiles
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The Social Media and Internet Lab for Research launches: empowering software development interns to work with social media data
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The Noakes Foundation is the founder sponsor of Younglings’ SMILR lab at www.linkedin.com/posts/younglingsafrica_empowering-software-development-interns
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Hate Crimes in Cyberspace
Workplace Bullying, Mobbing and Harassment in Academe: Faculty ExperienceSLIDE 32
The Noakes Foundation’s Academic Free Speech and Digital Voices theme
The Noakes Foundation's Labfor Low Carb Nutrition Research
Creative commons license for our presentation
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Friday, 8 October 2021
The presentation 'Developing critique and academic argument in a blended-learning data visualization course', plus its hyperlinks
Here is a link to Associate Professor Arlene Archer and my presentation on our manuscript, 'Developing critique and academic argument in ablended-learning datavisualization course'. It's on Slideshare at www.slideshare.net/TravisNoakes/developing-critique-and-academic-argument-in-a-blendedlearning-data-visualization-course. We developed this presentation for the Cape Peninsula University of Technology's (CPUT) Design Research Activities Workgroup (DRAW).
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Developing critique and academic argument in a blended-learning data visualization course from Travis Noakes
For ease of clicking, I've shared the webpage links our presentation mentions here:
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Learning Design Voices call
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Lead Author- Associate Professor Arlene Archer
Multimodality and Society journal https://journals.sagepub.com/home/mas
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UCT Writing Centre and the Language Development Group
UCT Writing Centre and the Language Development Group
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SA Multimodality in Education (SAME) research group
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Second author - Travis Noakes, PhD
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A framework for argument in data visualization (2020)
Exploring academic argument in information graphics in 'Data Visualization in Society' (2020)
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The fate of peripheral action research innovations?
http://www.cfms.uct.ac.za/fam/undergrad/ba-film-media-production-multimedia-production
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346797110_15_Multimodal_academic_argument_in_data_visualization
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346797110_15_Multimodal_academic_argument_in_data_visualization
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Thanks for watching, watch again on Slideshare
Please let us know if you have any questions about the presentation in the comments box below, ta.
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Location: Cape Town, Western Cape Province, RSA
Cape Town, South Africa
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