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Hilliard, Jake; Donelan, Helen; Heaney, Caroline; Kear, Karen and Wong, Patrick (2023). Using short questionnaires to support students' emotion awareness and regulation during an online group project. In: “Yes we can!” - Digital Education for Better Futures (EDEN 2023 Annual Conference), 18-20 Jun 2023, Dublin City University (DCU), Dublin, Ireland, Ubiquity Proceedings.

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Hilliard, Jake R. (2022). Students’ Emotional Experiences In Assessed, Online, Group Activities. PhD thesis The Open University.

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Hilliard, Jake; Sedgewick, Felicity; Lythgoe, Antonia; Flothmann, Charlotte and Tran, Trang (2021). The impact of COVID-19 and distance learning on undergraduate students’ resilience and psycho-social wellbeing: A three-stage study to explore, implement, and evaluate effective strategies to build student community. In: SRHE Annual International Conference 2021 - (Re)connecting, (Re)building: Higher Education in Transformative Times, 6-10 Dec 2021, Online.

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Hilliard, Jake; Sedgewick, Felicity; Lythgoe, Antonia; Flothmann, Charlotte and Tran, Trang (2021). The use of an online emotion awareness and regulation instrument in two university courses during the COVID-19 pandemic. In: CALRG 2021 Conference, 15-16 Jun 2021, The Open University Milton Keynes, UK.

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Hilliard, Jake; Kear, Karen; Donelan, Helen and Heaney, Caroline (2020). The impact of emotions on student participation in an assessed, online, collaborative activity. In: European Distance and E-Learning Network (EDEN) Proceedings: Human and Artificial Intelligence for the Society of the Future, European Distance and E-Learning Network, Budapest, Hungary pp. 143–152.

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Hilliard, Jake; Kear, Karen; Donelan, Helen and Heaney, Caroline (2020). Students’ experiences of anxiety in an assessed, online, collaborative project. Computers and Education, 143, article no. 103675.

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Hilliard, Jake; Wong, Patrick; Kear, Karen; Donelan, Helen and Heaney, Caroline (2020). Using real time student feedback as an emotion awareness and regulation tool in an assessed, online, collaborative project. In: The 9th eSTEeM Annual Conference, 29-30 Apr 2020, Milton Keynes, England.

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Hilliard, Jake; Kear, Karen; Donelan, Helen and Heaney, Caroline (2020). Tutors’ understanding of students’ emotional experiences in assessed, online, collaborative activities. In: CALRG Annual Conference 2020, 15-17 Jun 2020, Milton Keynes, UK.

Hilliard, Jake; Kear, Karen; Donelan, Helen and Heaney, Caroline (2019). Exploring the emotions of distance learning students in an assessed, online, collaborative project. In: EDEN 2019 Annual Conference Proceedings: Connecting through Educational Technology to produce effective learning environments (Volungeviciene, Airina and Szűcs, András eds.), European Distance and E-learning Network, pp. 260–268.

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Hilliard, Jake; Rosewell, Jon; Kear, Karen; Donelan, Helen and Heaney, Caroline (2019). Students' feelings in social and collaborative learning: some case studies. In: The Online, Open and Flexible Higher Education Conference: Blended and online education within European university networks, 16-18 Oct 2019, UNED, Madrid.

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Hilliard, Jake; Kear, Karen; Donelan, Helen and Heaney, Caroline (2019). Emotion regulation strategies and goals of distance learning students in an assessed online collaborative project. In: 28th ICDE World Conference on Online Learning, 3-7 Nov 2019, Dublin, Ireland.

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Hilliard, Jake (2017). Students’ Perceptions And Experiences Of Anxiety In An Online Collaborative Project. MRes thesis The Open University.

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