The Hyperlinked Syllabus and Beyond: Promoting Student Engagement through Technology
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Coordinated by Sofia Kitromili (University of Southampton)
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This research concerns how instructors can empower student learning through three types of technology: 1) the hyperlinked syllabus, 2) a reading and annotating platform called Hypothes.is, and 3) through a professional digital exhibit platform called Omeka.
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Published: 05 July 2023
Published in SIGWEB Volume 2023, Issue Spring
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