Senior Lecturer in School of Art History and Art Education, COFA, UNSW.

(See my biography page for more information).


Publications:
To be or not to be a Visually Literate Design Student: Should Teaching Design History Include Teaching Visual Literacy Skills?

This paper discusses the importance of developing visual literacy skills in design students and analyses the learning objectives to include in a design history curriculum to promote these skills.

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$US10.00

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Peer Review and the Coursework Postgraduate Student: Two Case Studies from the Master of Art Administration at COFA, UNSW

This paper explores the use of structured online peer review as a teaching method for improving the research and writing skills of coursework postgraduate students.

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I can See but I don’t Understand it! Investigating Visual Literacy Skills and Learning Styles among Higher Education Design Students

A theoretical paper discussing a proposed research project that aims to investigate levels of visual literacy and predominant learning modality among undergraduate design students.

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Interactive and Collaborative Learning in an e-Learning Environment: Using the Peer Review Process to Teach Writing and Research Skills to Postgraduate Students

Exploring the concept of interactive and collaborative learning, a case study on using online peer review to teach Postgraduate students how to write a research paper in Arts Administration.

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Investigating Visual Literacy Levels and Predominant Learning Modality Among Undergraduate Design Students in Australia: Preliminary Findings

This research investigates design students’ levels of visual literacy and predominant learning modality in order to assist educators towards developing appropriate teaching materials and strategies for teaching design history.

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Look Before You Leap: Testing Some Assumptions on Visual Literacy and Predominant Learning Modalities of Undergraduate Design Students in Australia and New Zealand

This paper discusses theories of visual literacy and assumptions about students’ predominant learning styles in higher education and reports experimental research conducted to investigate these factors.

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A Learner Support System: Scaffolding to Enhance Digital Learning

This paper provides some critical reflections on how online scaffolding can be used to assist Postgraduate students how to write a research paper.

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Visual Literacy Levels and Predominant Learning Modality among First Year Design Students: The Influence of Teaching Intervention

A study of first year undergraduate design students visual literacy skills and learning style modalities and the effect of teacher intervention.

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Pedagogy Leads Technology: Online Learning and Teaching in Higher Education: New Technologies, New Pedagogies

Book: Print

$US30.00

Book: Electronic

$US10.00