Publications relevant for educational technology

Proceedings, email lists, magazines, virtual seminars: Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia

• Proceedings available online, a brief listing for some Australian and New Zealand professional society conferences in the past decade.
• ASCILITE, Australasian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education, members email list ascilite@ascilite.org.au
• e-news on higher education, an electronic newsletter by DEST (archival).
• Global Educator. Founding Editor Graeme Hart, Melbourne.
• Australian Personal Computer
• UNESCO Bangkok: ICT in Teacher Training Forum
• ZDnet Australia.
• On Line Opinion. "Australia's e-journal of social and political debate".

Proceedings, email lists, magazines, virtual seminars: Other countries

• ALT Newsletter. Association for Learning Technology, UK.
• The Chronicle of Higher Education, USA.
• Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine. First issue: 1(1), May 1994 . ISSN 1076-027X
• Connections & EdTech News. The Commonwealth of Learning.
• Converge Magazine, USA.
• DeLiberations: on teaching and learning in higher education, Centre for Academic Professional Development, London Metropolitan University. ISSN 1363-6715
• Digital Web Magazine. "...The web designer's online magazine of choice."
• Distance-Educator.com's Daily News. Distance education news from around the world!
• EDTECH, a discussion list for educational technology, founded in February 1989.
• Edupage. A free email bulletin from EDUCAUSE, three issues per week.
• From Now On. The Educational Technology Journal, published by Jamie McKenzie, Bellingham, WA 98225, USA.
• GetEducated.com LLC Online Degree Clearinghouse. Includes The Virtual University Gazette.
• ITFORUM (Instructional Technology Forum) A listserv for the instructional technology community.
• Learning Technology. IEEE Computer Society, Learning Technology Task Force (LTTF). ISSN 1438-0625. First issue: 1(1) July 1999.
• Networking, by NODE Learning Technologies Network, Canada. Issued June 1997-May 2002.
• The Scout Report. A weekly publication for researchers and educators by the Internet Scout Project, University of Wisconsin - Madison, USA.
• Campus Technology: Education Technology for Higher Education, California USA. Includes a number of Newsletters.
• T.H.E. on the Web, Technological Horizons in Education Journal.
• Wired Magazine. Condé Nast Publications and Wired Digital Inc.

Some books and reports online

• Anderson, T. and Elloumi, F. (Eds) (2004). Theory and Practice of Online Learning. http://cde.athabascau.ca/online_book/ Athabasca, Canada: Athabasca University.
• Latchem, C. and Walker, D. (Eds) (2001). Telecentres: Case studies and key issues. Vancouver: Commonwealth of Learning. http://www.col.org/telecentres/
• Office of the Auditor General, Western Australia (2001). On-line and Length? Provision and Use of Learning Technologies in Government Schools. Report No 2 - May.
  Summary http://www.audit.wa.gov.au/reports/report2001_02.html,
  full report http://www.audit.wa.gov.au/reports/report2001_02.pdf
• Thomas, J. (2001). Audio for Distance Education and Open Learning: A practical guide for planners and producers. Vancouver: Commonwealth of Learning and International Extension College. http://www.col.org/audiohandbook/

• McInnis, C., James, R. & Hartley, R. (2000). Trends in the First Year Experience in Australian Universities. Evaluations and Investigations Programme, Higher Education Division, DETYA. Canberra: AGPS. http://www.detya.gov.au/archive/highered/eippubs/eip00_6/fye.pdf
• Siaciwena, R. (Ed) (2000). Case Studies of Non-Formal Education by Distance and Open Learning. Commonwealth of Learning and the Department for International Development, UK. http://www.col.org/consultancies/00nonformal.htm

• Alexander, S., McKenzie, J. and Geissinger, H. (1998). An Evaluation of Information Technology Projects for University Learning. Executive Summary. http://www.dest.gov.au/archive/cutsd/publications/exsummary.html
• CIRCIT, RMIT and OTFE (1998). From Chalkface to Interface: Developing Online Learning. Melbourne: CIRCIT, RMIT and OTFE. http://203.12.60.67/c_to_i/index.htm
• Cunningham, S., Tapsall, S., Ryan, Y., Stedman, L., Bagdon, K. and Flew, T. (1998). Media and Borderless Education: A Review of the Convergence between Global Media Networks and Higher Education Provisions. Canberra: E&IP, DEETYA.
  [Full Rept pdf 777 kB http://www.dest.gov.au/archive/highered/eippubs/eip97-22/eip9722.pdf]
• Farrell, G. (Ed) (1999). The Development of Virtual Education: A global perspective. Vancouver: The Commonwealth of Learning. http://www.col.org/virtualed/
• Fox, R. (1998). Technological and Change In Higher Education: An Examination of Online Learning Environments. Outside Studies Program Report 1998. Centre for Educational Advancement, Curtin University. http://cea.curtin.edu/publications/99_OSP_report.html
• McCann, D., Christmass, J., Nicholson, P. and Stuparich, J. (1998). Educational Technology in Higher Education. DEETYA Occasional Paper. Canberra: DEETYA.
  [Exec Sum html 12kB http://www.deetya.gov.au/divisions/hed/highered/occpaper/edtechsum.htm]
  [Full Rept pdf 127kB http://www.deetya.gov.au/divisions/hed/highered/occpaper/edtech.pdf].

• Bruce, Harry W. (1996). Internet, AARNet and Academic Work: A Longitudinal Study. Evaluations and Investigations Program, DEETYA. ISBN 0 644 47328 2
• Hesketh, B., Gosper, M., Andrews, J. and Sabaz, M. (1996). Computer-mediated Communication in University Teaching. Canberra: Evaluations and Investigations Program, Department of Employment, Education, Training and Youth Affairs.
• Mason, Robin and Kaye, Anthony (Eds) (1989). Mindweave: Communication, Computers and Distance Education. Pergamon Press, Oxford. ISBN 0-08-037755-6
• Mitchell, John and Bluer, Robert (1996). A Planning Model for Innovations: New Learning Technologies. Office of Training and Further Education, Victoria.
• Mitchell, John and Forster, Anne (1995). Survey of Telematics for Education and Training: United States, Canada & Australia. Volume 4, Final: Australia.
• Morrison, James L. (Ed) (1997). Technology Tools for Today's Campuses. http://horizon.unc.edu/projects/monograph/CD/
• Reeves, T. C. (1997). Evaluating what really matters in computer-based education. Education.au. http://www.educationau.edu.au/jahia/Jahia/home/pid/179
• Taylor, P. G., Lopez, L. and Quadrelli, C. (1996). Flexibility, Technology and Academics' Practices: Tantalising Tales and Muddy Maps. Evaluations and Investigations Program, DEETYA. ISBN 0 642 23610 0
• Yetton, Philip (1997). Managing the Introduction of Technology in the Delivery and Administration of Higher Education. Canberra: Evaluations and Investigations Program, Department of Employment, Education, Training and Youth Affairs. http://www.dest.gov.au/archive/highered/eippubs/eip9703/front.htm

Some online guides, manuals and resource collections

• Encyclopedia of Educational Technology. Department of Educational Technology, San Diego State University.
• The Campus Computing Survey. Campus Computing, Encino, CA. http://www.campuscomputing.net/survey
• Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs: List of publications (mainly pdf with summaries in html).
• MCEETYA (Ministerial Council on Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs). Publications. http://www.mceetya.edu.au/mceetya/default.asp?id=11582
• Guide to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, Pai Obanya, Juma Shabani and Peter Okebokula (Eds), UNESCO Regional Office for Education in Africa (BREDA).
• UNESCO Bangkok: eLibrary. Publications produced under the UNESCO ICT in Education Programme. http://www.unescobkk.org/index.php?id=799
• Technology Focus, by Curriculum Materials Information Services, Education Department of Western Australia.
• Instructional technology and tools, by The Argus Clearing House.
• Blue Web'n Applications: Educational Technology, an annotated list of selected sites, by Pacific-Bell Knowledge Network, USA.
• Educational Technology Page of the WWW Virtual Library. Maintained by TECFA, University of Geneva, Switzerland.
• Electronic Journals Related to Learning Technologies, a list by Office of Learning Technologies, Canada.
• The Moderator's Home Page, Resources for Moderators and Facilitators of Online Discussion, by Mauri Collins and Zane L. Berge.
• Wellburn, Elizabeth (1996). The Status of Technology in the Education System: A Literature Review. Technology and Distance Education Branch, Ministry of Education, Skills and Training, British Columbia, Canada. http://www.etc.bc.ca/lists/nuggets/EdTech_report.html
• Morten Flate Paulsen (1995). The Online Report on Pedagogical Techniques for Computer-Mediated Communication. http://www.hs.nki.no/~morten/cmcped.htm
• Technology in Medical Education, by Margaret Bearman, Centre of Medical Informatics, Monash University.
• Flexible Delivery of Continuing Professional Education: Models, Issues and Trends, by Dr Roy Lundin, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, and Dr. Barry Brown, College of Education, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon. "The Living Book" site, with context papers and links to case studies.