Implementing and evaluating a Communities of Practice model to align diverse learning and teaching styles in a transnational university

Wilson, James, Johnson, Dawn, Xie, Jianmei, & (2017) Implementing and evaluating a Communities of Practice model to align diverse learning and teaching styles in a transnational university. Educational Developments: The Magazine of the Staff and Educational Development Association (SEDA), 18(4), pp. 22-25, December 2017. [Article]

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Additional Information: ISSN 1469-326. Vol 18(4). pp. 22-25
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