Why Social Science Matters, Issue 5

Name: Why Social Science Matters, Issue 5
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We intend in this volume, the final issue of C-SAP’s Why Social Science Matters series, to explore ways of exploiting the potential of ICT in a practical pedagogical rather than an abstract theoretical manner and we hope that colleagues new to the profession – or new to the use of IT in learning and teaching – will find many of the ideas and suggestions that follow helpful and inspiring.

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Publication Date: Sep 29, 2011
Language: English
Category: Education & Language
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Steven Curtis, By (author): J Simon Rofe

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Format: PDF

Keywords

Sociology Anthropology Politics Communications International Relations Criminology IT

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From 2000 - 2011 C-SAP, Higher Education Academy Subject Network for Sociology, Anthropology, Politics, supported teaching and learning within our subject areas, and sought to improve the student learning experience. Activities included a very successful annual tranche of mini-projects, as well as a series of events and workshops led by our subject academic co-ordinators and C-SAP Associates. Beyond the close of C-SAP activities at the end of 2011, the Lulu service ensures that there is a sustainable method of disseminating our published works. All of the publications on our Lulu storefront are free to download and print copies are royalty-free. As well as a number of standalone publications, the C-SAP catalogue includes our successful series of monographs and the five issues of Why Social Science Matters (WSSM), a series that provided a space to explore a range of ideas, through the lens of social sciences learning and teaching.

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