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Debra Hoven
Debra Hoven
Professor in Online, Digital & Distance Learning
Verified email at athabascau.ca
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A model for listening and viewing comprehension in multimedia environments
D Hoven
University of Hawaii National Foreign Language Resource Center, 1999
3421999
Communicating and interacting: An exploration of the changing roles of media in CALL/CMC
D Hoven
Calico Journal, 233-256, 2006
752006
CALL-ing the learner into focus: Towards a learner-centred model for CALL
D Hoven
Swets & Zeitlinger, 1999
641999
Improving the management of flow of control in computer-assisted listening comprehension tasks for second and foreign language learners
D Hoven
561997
The affordances of technology for student teachers to shape their teacher education experience
D Hoven
CALICO:, 2007
532007
(Re) conceptualizing design approaches for mobile language learning
D Hoven, A Palalas
Calico Journal 28 (3), 699-720, 2011
472011
Designing for disruption: Remodelling a blended course in technology in (language) teacher education
D Hoven
Australasian Society of Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education, 2006
372006
Awareness, autonomy and achievement
AP Lian
Revue de Phonétique Appliquée 82, 84, 1987
351987
Identifying key actors for technology adoption in higher education: A social network approach
N Mirriahi, S Dawson, D Hoven
Future challenges, sustainable futures. Proceedings ascilite Wellington, 664-574, 2012
282012
Emerging pedagogies for MALL
A Palalas, D Hoven
The international handbook of mobile-assisted language learning, 44-85, 2016
252016
Ecological constructivism as a new learning theory for MALL: An open system of beliefs, observations, and informed explanations
D Hoven, A Palalas
The international handbook of mobile-assisted language learning, 113-137, 2016
222016
Instructional design for multimedia: Towards a learner-centred CELL (Computer-Enhanced Language Learning) model
D Hoven
Computer Assisted Language Instruction Consortium, 1997
221997
Towards a cognitive taxonomy of listening comprehension tasks
D Hoven
SGAV Review 9 (2), 1-14, 1991
211991
What learners use and how they react
D Hoven
Australian Review of Applied Linguistics. Series S 17 (1), 125-148, 2003
202003
Using the new information and communication technologies for the continuing professional development of teachers through open and distance learning
S Jakobsdóttir, L McKeown, D Hoven
Teacher education through open and distance learning, 105-120, 2010
182010
Implications of using DBR to investigate the iterative design of a mobile-enabled language learning system
A Palalas, D Hoven
Design-based research in CALL, 41-66, 2013
172013
Indigenizing the higher degree research space
C Manathunga, T Bunda, M Singh, J Qu
Indigenous postgraduate education: Intercultural perspectives, 89-103, 2020
152020
The design of effective mobile-enabled tasks for ESP students: A longitudinal study
D Hoven, A Palalas
CALICO Journal 30, 137-165, 2013
122013
Networking and communicating: Technological applications and implications for the learning of Indonesian and EFL
J Crawford, D Hoven
Asiia-Pacific Applied Linguistcs: the next 25 years, 1-12, 2001
102001
ePortfolios in post-secondary education: An alternate approach to assessment
D Hoven
UAE Journal of Educational Technology and eLearning, ePortfolio edition …, 2014
72014
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