Negotiating the Learning Process with Electronic Resources

Maharg, Paul; Paliwala, Abdul

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Negotiating the Learning Process with Electronic Resources

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2002

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Maharg, Paul

Paliwala, Abdul

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Kogan Page

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Relationship between electronic learning resources and the pedagogy of legal education. Aimed at teachers of both undergraduate and postgraduates in law this chapter explores how the conceptual framework of resource-based learning (RBL) can be adapted to support the new technologies of ICT.

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legal education

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/14276

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Effective learning & teaching in law

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