Enhancing Social Learning in Construction Higher Education through Web-based Technologies

Let's have a CHAT about curriculum design: using cultural historical activity theory to analyse the process
Burke, A. 2018. Let's have a CHAT about curriculum design: using cultural historical activity theory to analyse the process. SEDA 23rd Annual Conference. Birmingham 15 - 16 Nov 2018 Staff and Educational Development Association.

The experience of part-time students in higher education: a direct comparison with full-time students
Burke, A. 2017. The experience of part-time students in higher education: a direct comparison with full-time students. Thesis Lancaster University Department of Educational Research

Bridging the academic-vocational divide in undergraduate construction and surveying courses: tensions and implications
Burke, A. 2017. Bridging the academic-vocational divide in undergraduate construction and surveying courses: tensions and implications . Thesis Lancaster University Department of Educational Research

Academic staff attitudes to staff-student partnerships: a social practice theory approach
Burke, A. 2016. Academic staff attitudes to staff-student partnerships: a social practice theory approach . Thesis Lancaster University Department of Educational Research

Digital Construction MOOC
Burke, A. and Garvey, R. 2016. Digital Construction MOOC.

A Step into the Unknown: Designing and Running a MOOC
Burke, A. and Garvey, R. 2016. A Step into the Unknown: Designing and Running a MOOC . Innovation in Built Environment Education (iBEE). Liverpool John Moores University 08 - 09 Sep 2016

Promoting staff engagement and innovation in learning and teaching through communities of practice
Burke, A. 2015. Promoting staff engagement and innovation in learning and teaching through communities of practice. Innovation in Built Environment Education (iBEE). University of Bath 03 - 04 Sep 2015

Blended learning: feared or misunderstood
Burke, A. 2015. Blended learning: feared or misunderstood. CELT15: Getting real about blended learning (Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching). National University of Ireland, Galway 19 Jun 2015

Apps, docs, polls, tweets and more: Using technology to engage your students
Burke, A. 2014. Apps, docs, polls, tweets and more: Using technology to engage your students. Innovation in Built Environment Eduction (iBEE). Nottingham Trent University 15 - 16 May 2014

Breaking Down the Barriers in Built Environment Education
Burke, A. 2013. Breaking Down the Barriers in Built Environment Education. Innovation in Built Environment Education (iBEE). University of Westminster 29 - 30 May 2013

Harnessing the power of web-based technologies in construction education
Burke, A. 2012. Harnessing the power of web-based technologies in construction education. Associated Schools of Construction/Council for Heads of Built Environment Conference. Birmingham, UK 11-14 Apr 2012

Implementing BIM in Built Environment Education: A challenge or an opportunity?
Burke, A. 2012. Implementing BIM in Built Environment Education: A challenge or an opportunity? First UK Academic Conference on BIM. Northumbria University 05 - 09 Sep 2012

Open Resources in Built Environment Education (ORBEE)
Burke, A. 2011. Open Resources in Built Environment Education (ORBEE).

Taking environmental engineering out of the laboratory
Gleeson, C.P. and Burke, A. 2007. Taking environmental engineering out of the laboratory. Built Environment Education Annual Conference (BEECON 2007). University of Westminster, London 12 - 13 Sep 2007

Project Oracle: the development of a web-based learning resource for construction modules
Burke, A., Diston, E., Hoare, J. and Neale, S. 2003. Project Oracle: the development of a web-based learning resource for construction modules. International Conference on Building Education and Research: BEAR 2003. The Lowry, Salford, UK 9 - 11 Apr 2003

Development of a computer-based project simulation exercise to provide a dynamic learning environment for construction management students
Diston, E. and Burke, A. 2002. Development of a computer-based project simulation exercise to provide a dynamic learning environment for construction management students. Department of Property & Construction, University of Westminster.