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Case Studies that relate to the sociology, anthropology and politics subject centre
Case Studies that relate to the sociology, anthropology and politics subject centre

University of Hull: Background & Context

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/case-studies/tangible/hull/index_html

CAMEL (tangible benefits of e-learning) Case Study: University of Hull, On online MEd in e-Learning programme

University of Hull: Background & Context

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/case-studies/tangible/hull/index_html1

CAMEL (tangible benefits of e-learning) Case Study: University of Hull, Delivery of MA in Legislative Studies Online (MALSO)

University of Hull: Background & Context

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/case-studies/tangible/hull/index_html2

CAMEL (tangible benefits of e-learning) Case Study: University of Hull, Use of a VLE to support placement students on Westminster Hull Internship Programme (WHIP)

Sheffield Hallam University: Background & Context

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/case-studies/tangible/hallam/index_html

CAMEL (tangible benefits of e-learning) Case Study: Sheffield Hallam University, Use of e-portfolios in Social Sciences

Sheffield Hallam University: Background & Context

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/case-studies/tangible/hallam/index_html2

CAMEL (tangible benefits of e-learning) Case Study: Sheffield Hallam University, Use of video case studies to highlight issues in Qualitative Research Methods

Sheffield Hallam University: Background & Context

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/case-studies/tangible/hallam/index_html1

CAMEL (tangible benefits of e-learning) Case Study: Sheffield Hallam University, Use of a VLE to introduce contemporary resources on 'Drug use in context'


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