Patrick Fullick

Abstract (2008)

Namira Bajraktarevic, Wendy Hall, Patrick Fullick

This paper describes the main ideas behind the adaptation and architecture of an educational hypermedia system called ILASH that incorporates learning strategies into hypermedia. The paper describes...

Classroom and chatroom – why school science pupils should discuss practical science work online (2008)

Patrick Fullick

In this paper I want to argue that there are compelling reasons for school science pupils to engage in discussing their practical work online. These reasons stem from two sources: first, a general...

A Flexible Layout Model for a Web-Based Adaptive Hypermedia Architecture (2008)

Serge Garlatti, Sébastien Iksal, Nicola Henze, Wolfgang Nejdl, Namira Bajraktarevic, Wendy Hall, ...

The research area of adaptive hypermedia originates from the coming together of the areas of hypertext and hypermedia, user modeling and Web-based information systems, all of which have embraced the...

Using media reports of science research in pupils' evaluation of evidence (2007)

Ratcliffe, Mary, Fullick, Patrick

With development of’ scientific literacy’ in mind, this classroom-based study explored skills of evidence evaluation of 15–16 year olds, through their interpretation of media reports of science...

Synchronous web-based communication using text as a means of enhancing discussion among school students (2006)

Fullick, Patrick

Purpose: To explore the use of asynchronous and synchronous text-based communication using the Internet as a means of promoting discussion among a knowledge-building community of school students...

Activity theory and critical incident recall as a pedagogical approach for using online knowledge-building communities in schools (2005)

Fullick, Patrick

Networked computers provide an important opportunity for schools to extend learning by engaging students in online interactions which supplement their offline learning. These communities of learners...

Using networked computers to help school students learn about science (2005)

Fullick, Patrick

As computer ownership rises and as the cost of high-speed connection to the Internet falls, increasing numbers of young people are making use of the Internet for communication and for learning [1]....

Exploring school students’ online interactions within a science knowledge-building community (2004)

Fullick, Patrick

A considerable quantity of research into online learning communities has been conducted on the assumption that the entire meaning of online interactions can be captured by the logfiles of online...

Professional values and the teacher (2004)

Fullick, Patrick

This chapter is based on an introductory lecture entitled “Why teaching?” given by the author in recent years to new students on the Secondary PGCE course at the University of Southampton.

Understanding the way in which students contribute to knowledge building and knowledge claim critiquing within a community of learners working in a computer supported learning environment (2004)

Fullick, Patrick

Collaborating in the production of a scientific explanation for the behaviour of a prototype toy, a group of school students was encouraged to use a Web-based environment to share their ideas and to...

Why school science pupils should discuss practical science work online (2004)

Fullick, Patrick

In this paper I want to argue that there are compelling reasons for school science students to engage in discussing their practical work online. These reasons stem from two sources: first, a general...

ILASH: Incorporating learning strategies in hypermedia (2003)

Bajraktarevic, Namira, Hall, Wendy, Fullick, Patrick

This paper describes the main ideas behind the adaptation and architecture of an educational hypermedia system called ILASH that incorporates learning strategies into hypermedia. The paper describes...