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Finlay, C. , Gillespie, A., McVey, M. , Reid, I., Scott, P., Tatner, M. and Tierney, A. (2014) Electronic Submission and Audio Feedback: Student and Staff Impressions. In: E-Assessment Conference, Dundee, Scotland, 5 Sept 2014,
Scott, P.H., Finlay, C. , Gillespie, A., Reid, I., Tatner, M. and Tierney, A. (2012) Audio Feedback in a Large First Year Undergraduate Biology Class. In: Society for Experimental Biology Conference, London, UK, 2012,
Edmond, A., Huntingford, F., kennedy, L., McVey, M. , Neil, D., Reid, I. and Tierney, A. (2009) Use of Moodle group forums to facilitate an interactive exercise in a large second year class. In: 2nd Annual University of Glasgow Learning and Teaching Conference: Promoting Student Success through the Curriculum, Glasgow, UK, 24 Apr 2009,
Finlay, C. , Gillespie, A., McVey, M. , Reid, I., Scott, P., Tatner, M. and Tierney, A. (2014) Electronic Submission and Audio Feedback: Student and Staff Impressions. In: E-Assessment Conference, Dundee, Scotland, 5 Sept 2014,
Scott, P.H., Finlay, C. , Gillespie, A., Reid, I., Tatner, M. and Tierney, A. (2012) Audio Feedback in a Large First Year Undergraduate Biology Class. In: Society for Experimental Biology Conference, London, UK, 2012,
Edmond, A., Huntingford, F., kennedy, L., McVey, M. , Neil, D., Reid, I. and Tierney, A. (2009) Use of Moodle group forums to facilitate an interactive exercise in a large second year class. In: 2nd Annual University of Glasgow Learning and Teaching Conference: Promoting Student Success through the Curriculum, Glasgow, UK, 24 Apr 2009,
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