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Topic Guide: Business Teaching Business & Economics Information Services (BEIS)
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Haggis, Tamsin (2009) What have we been thinking of? A critical overview of 40 years of student learning research in higher education', Studies in Higher Education, 34: 4, 377 - 390 UK Higher Education Academy, Business, Management, Accountancy and Finance BMAF Survey of Key Teaching and Learning Issues in UK Business Schools (Summer 2007) Hand, L. & Kelly, M. (2006). Making use of action learning in business schools: The UK and New Zealand experience. Journal of Asia Entrepreneurship and Sustainability, 2(2), 91-110. Monash University, Business Education Research Network (BERN) QuBE Project: Six U.K. business schools working with national quality bodies to improve the management of quality in business education in the UK. Quality in business education project David, F.R.(2010) Are business students learning what employers need? Library books:
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Harvard Business School: Participant-centered learning: A case study teacher in action Harvard Business School: Case Method in Practice The usefulness of case studies in developing core competencies in a professional accounting programme: a New Zealand study. Sidney Weil, Peter Oyelere, Elizabeth Rainsbury. Accounting Education Jun2004, Vol. 13 Issue 2, p139-169, 31p, 9 charts.Case Studies Business Information Services, UoA Library : what they are and how to find them.
University of Auckland Teaching & Learning resources Backwards into the Future: Seven Principles for Educating the Ne(x)t Generation Ready-to-use resources. Centre for the Study of Higher Education, Assessing Learning in Australian Universities, PDF's and PP on plagiarism, assessment and other topics Learning & Teaching Connections, ALTC Exchange, teaching resources First Year engagement & empowerment, QAA Scotland Good practice case studies Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, Centre for Academic Practice How to flyers USQ.The USQ series of information flyers provides an introductory overview of key issues in learning and teaching. Each flyer highlights key points and refers to additional resources that provide in-depth analysis. Teaching & Learning Handbook 2010 Curtin University, Great Ideas for Teaching Accounting - Funded by a grant from the Accounting Education Change Commission. MERLOT Business Portal MERLOT Multitmedia Educational Resource for Teaching & Learning Integration N. D. Campbell, K. C. Heriot, and R. Z. Finney, In Defense of Silos: An Argument Against the Integrative Undergraduate Business Curriculum Hamilton, D., McFarland, D., & Mirchandani, D. (2000). A decision
model for integration across the business curriculum in the 21st century. C. S. Barber, N. Borin, D. C. Cerf, and T. A. Swartz, The Role of Marketing in an Integrative Business Curriculum A. Kachra and K. Schnietz, The Capstone Strategy Course: What Might Real Integration Look Like? Journal of Management Education, August 1, 2008; 32(4): 476 - 508. Davis, C.H. and Comeau, J. (2004) ‘Enterprise integration in business education: design and outcomes of a capstone ERP-based undergraduate e-business management course’, Journal of Information Systems Education, Vol. 15, No. 3, pp.287–299. Internationalisation Bennett , R. & Kane, S. (2009) Internationalization of U.K. University Business Schools: A Survey of Current Practice, Journal of Studies in International Education QUT Teaching internationalisation links & Internationalising the curriculum Curriculum mapping Curriculum design for the first year Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education, Scotland Curriculum mapping. University of Connecticut
Caldwell, C. (2010 ) A Ten-Step Model for Academic Integrity: A Positive Approach for Business Schools. Journal of Business Ethics. 92, (1) Retrieved from Springer Link Sheets, B.H. & Waddill, P.J. (2008) Electronic Plagiarism among College Business Students. Journal of Business and Training Education, 17 (45-57) McCabe D. L., K. D. Butterfield, L. K. Treviño: 2006, Academic Dishonesty in Graduate Business Programs: Prevalence, Causes, and Proposed Action. Academy of Management Learning & Education 5(3), 294–305 Detering plagiarism in higher education, Oxford Brookes University Plagiarism-related Teaching Resources University of Leeds website On-line Resources on the Pedagogy of Plagiarism Higher Education Academy, U.K. UWA Research Project on Business Graduate Skill Sets University of New England. NSW Guidelines for implementation of the Graduate Attributes Critical thinking Teaching Critical Thinking Skills to Business Students, Dr Cristina Neesham, Monash University QUT Resources for critical thinking & analysis Communication Information literacy and business research Weiner,S.A. Information Literacy: A Neglected Core Competency. EDUCAUSE 2010 University of Adelaide,ALTC . Research skill development & assessment in the classroom Information Literacy for Academic staff at UoA (UoA Library webpages) Good for Business: Information Literacy and Your Students University of Colorado Library
Kooti, J.G. The Efficient Use Of Technology In The Business Curriculum: A Survey Of AACSB Member Deans. Journal of College Teaching & Learning 1(1) Examples of UM Faculty Using Technology in Teaching Sinkovicsa, R.R., Haghirianb,P.& Yua, S. (2009) Information Technology-based Innovation in International Marketing Education: An Exploration of Two Learning Environments. Journal of Teaching in International Business. 20, (2) 123 - 148 Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Learning and Teaching - Dr Michelle Selinger (05 11 2009) Parker, B. & Burnie, D. (2009). Classroom Technology in Business Schools: A Survey of Installations and Attitudes Toward Teaching and Learning. AACE Journal, 17(1), 45-60. Chesapeake, VA: AACE. EDUCAUSE Association to advance higher education by promoting the intelligent use of information technology EDUCAUSE 2010 Horizon Report. This yearly report identifies and describes six areas of emerging technology likely to have a significant impact on teaching &learning University of Technology Sydney, ALTC Assessment 2020 Seven propositions for assessment reform in higher education Checklist for redesigning assessments, UTS. ALTC Michlitsch, J F, & Sidle, M. W. (Jan-Feb 2002). Assessing student learning outcomes: a comparative study of techniques used in business school disciplines. Journal of Education for Business, 77, 3. p.125(6). Warnock, S. (2009). Methods and results of an accreditation-driven writing assessment in a business college. Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 23(1), 83-107 Assessment resources University of Queensland Assessing Learning in Australian Universities An AUTC initiative that offers advice on assessment for Higher Education. Higher Education Outcomes Assessment New York State University links to assessment resources Student assessment in higher education Central Queensland University, a web site of best practice in student assessment in higher education.. Five Practical Lessons. Assessing Learning in Australian Universities, Centre for the Study of higher Education, Australia QUT Assurance of Learning. Includes generic matrix for each AOL goal. Rubrics Cornells video clip collection Stanford ecorner video & podcasts Kenneth A Shaw Leadership videos includes conflict resolution & group work Wharton eCommerce Speaker Series MBS Leadercasts Melbourne Business School
Teaching large classes. Schreyer Institute for Teaching Excellence Wood, Matthew and Fowlie, Julie (2008) Sustainable assessment: an action research study of the introduction of a case study module for large groups of business students. In: BMAF Annual Conference 2008, 29 - 30 april 2008, Edinburgh, UK. Galloway L. & and Keogh W. Teaching applied business skills within the large class context: entrepreneurship models. UK BMAF Kehoe, Jo and Tennent, Beth and Becker, Karen L. (2004) The challenge of flexible and non-traditional learning and teaching methods: Best practice in every situation? Studies in Learning, Evaluation, Innovation and Development e-Journal, 1(1). pp. 56-63. This paper analyses the experiences of students involved in three large, introductory courses, each utilising a different form of non-traditional methods of teaching and learning
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