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BSc (Bradford), MPhil (Nottingham), Cert Ed (Jordanhill, Glasgow), MSc (Dundee), PhD (Dundee)
E-mail: Dr Liz Broumley
Prior to establishing the LEARN unit, in the autumn of 2000, Liz had worked as the lead researcher on a joint Learning Environments and Technology project
established by UHI and the Scottish Further Education Unit.
Liz is an experienced, and successful researcher as well as a lecturer and tutor with a background in Sociology, Psychology and Computer Science. She has worked
as a researcher, lecturer, tutor and academic supervisor at several universities and colleges (including University of Edinburgh, University of Dundee, Dundee College,
and the Open University - teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level) before joining the UHI in 1998. Her current research interests are elearning, particularly
design of learning resources and edialogues, student evaluation, the role of learning centres in remote rural areas and transferable skills. As well as her involvement in
the LEARN Unit, Liz is a tutor on the Master's programme in Professional Development (MAPD)
Recent publications:
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Broumley L, MacLean C, Weedon E (2003) 'e-dialogues: developing academic capabilities', elearninternational conference, Edinburgh, Feb 2003, abstract available at:
http://www.elearninternational.co.uk/ref_papers.asp
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Broumley L (2002) 'Learning to Learn from Online Dialogue: Are we building
Cairns or Dry Stane Dykes?' Improving Student Learning Conference, Brussel Sept 2002
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Littlejohn Allison, Jung Insung & Broumley Liz (2002) 'Towards a society of lifelong learners : a comparison of issues in reuse of resources in
schools and colleges' in Littlejohn (ed) Reusing Resources for Networked Learning, in press
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Weedon Elisabet, Broumley Liz, MacLean Colleen (2002) 'Staff Development for networked learning: learning from staff and students',
Networked Learning Conference, Sheffield, /// 26-28 March 2002, p602-610
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Broumley Liz (October 2002) ' What do staff and students value in online learning? A case study from the north',
ALT-N, issue no. 39.
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Broumley Liz, Weedon Elisabet (2001), 'Learning in Networked Communities (LINC) - an evaluation of community based networked learning within
the University of the Highlands and Islands project', Researching Widening Access Conference, Glasgow Caledonian University, June 29 -
July 1 2001, p52-59.
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Broumley Liz, (1999), 'Networked projects in a distributed university', The 16th International Conference on Educational Technology,
Edinburgh, March 1999, p191-194.
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Broumley Liz (ed) (1999), 'Towards a Learning Strategy for the University of the Highlands and Islands: Report of the Learning Environments and Technology
Working Group', University of the Highlands and Islands, Inverness.
For the executive summary please click here
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