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Sheehy, Kieron; Mclanachan, Abigail; Okada, Alexandra; Tatlow-Golden, Mimi and Harrison, Stephen (2023). Is Distance Education Fun? The Implications of Undergraduates’ Epistemological Beliefs for Improving Their Engagement and Satisfaction with Online Learning. Athens Journal of Education, 10(2) pp. 213–232.

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Sheehy, Kieron; Mclanachan, Abigail; Okada, Alexandra; Tatlow-Golden, Mimi and Harrison, Stephen (2022). Is Distance Education Fun? The Implications of Undergraduates’ Epistemological Beliefs for improving their Engagement and Satisfaction with Online Learning. Athens Journal of Education, 10(2) pp. 213–232.

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Harrison, Stephen; Buckler, Alison and Curran, Sheila (2022). The ‘pivotal’ role of the ‘School Buddy’ in the development of a non-formal, community-based, education programme in Zimbabwe. In: BAICE 2022: Partnerships in education: collaboration, co-operation and co-optation, 13-15 Sep 2022, Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Harrison, Stephen and Chishava, Charlotte (2021). Innovations in smart phone based professional development. In: UKFIET Conference Building Back Better in Education and Training?, 13/09/2021-16/09/2021, Online.

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Harrison, Stephen (2021). Remote professional development during Covid 19: The Case of SAGE in Zimbabwe. In: UNESCO Inclusive Policy Lab Education & Digital Skills: Conversation event, 08/12//2021, Online.

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Twining, P.; Browne, N.; Murphy, P.; Hempel-Jorgensen, A.; Harrison, S. and Parmar, N. (2017). NP3 – New Purposes, New Practices, New Pedagogy: Meta-analysis report. Society for Educational Studies, London.

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Golding, Tyrrell; Harrison, Roger and Harrison, Stephen (2012). Real lives, imagined futures: stories of participation and progression through the Open University professional qualification in youth work. In: Developing Internships and Work Based Learning Opportunities for Mature Students: Creating Opportunities and Raising Aspirations, 31 Oct 2012, Milton Keynes, UK.

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