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Multicultural Education & Technology Journal

ISSN: 1750-497X

Online from: 2007

Subject Area: Education

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Volume 5 issue 3

Published: 2011, Start page: p176

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1944242 A multi-cultural transformative approach to learning: Assessing attitude change in doctoral students following an online diversity course
Kathy Enger, Denise Lajimodiere (pp. 176 - 193)
Keywords: E-learning 2.0, Equity, Multicultural, Online learning, Pedagogy, Race, Students, United States of America
Article type: Research paper
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1944432 Investigating students' attitude and intention to use social software in higher institution of learning in Malaysia
Ahmed Tajudeen Shittu, Kamal Madarsha Basha, Nik Suryani Nik AbdulRahman, Tunku Badariah Tunku Ahmad (pp. 194 - 208)
Keywords: Malaysia, Principal component analysis, Social software, Students, Technology acceptance model
Article type: Research paper
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1944240 The role of mediation within university protocols concerning student complaints and appeals
Mark Van Hoorebeek, Chris Gale, Stuart Walker (pp. 209 - 220)
Keywords: Complaints, Education, E-learning 2.0, Learning, Students
Article type: Research paper
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1944234 Developing youth's cultural and social skills through a social-virtual curriculum
Nikleia Eteokleous (pp. 221 - 238)
Keywords: Culture, E-learning, Ethnicity, Gender, Multicultural, Religion, Social skills, Web 2.0, Youth
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