The School of Computing

Profile

Roles within Department

• Year 1 Co-ordinator
• Postgraduate Tutor.

Teaching.

• Website design (MSc)
• Multimedia design (MSc)
• Research Methods (MSc & BSc)
• Educational Computing (BSc)

All teaching material is available via Victory.

Research Interests.

• PLEs - or "Web2.0" to support student learning.
• SecondLife for teaching and learning.
  • Two funded projects: ExPERT Centre (UoP CETL) and HEA ICS
• Objective online assessment
• Other aspects of technology supported Teaching and Learning.

For more information, see my blog.

Publications.

Duke-Williams, E., Bennett, E & Gibbs, S. Collaboration through Google Apps to be presented at ALT-C Conference, Nottingham, September 2010

Crellin J., Duke-Williams,E., Adda M. The Use of Simulation in Digital Forensics Teaching Presented at 11th HEAICS Conference, Durham, August 2010

King, T., Duke-Williams, E. and Mottershead, G. (Sept 2009), Learning and Knowledge Building with web 2.0 Technologies: Implications for Teacher Education 34th Annual Conference of the Association for Teacher Education in Europe, Palma de Mallorca, August 29th-September 2nd 2009.

Duke-Williams, E (2009) Social Networking to create a Research Community Poster at Technology Supported Learning in the 21st Century: Issues and Paradigms in Transformative Tertiary Education 2009, Staffordshire University, 1 June, 2009.

Chandler, J. & Duke – Williams, E. (2009) Virtual Worlds: Hype or Reality? (Keynote) University of Ulster - 7th annual elearning conference - Supporting the iGeneration, Belfast, January 22nd 2009

CHANDLER, J, DUKE-WILLIAMS,E & CRELLIN, J(2008) Getting Going in Second Life (Workshop) ReLIVE08, Milton Keynes, November 20-21, 2008

DUKE-WILLIAMS, E & KING, T. (2008) Developing an online research community. (Poster) ALT-C, Leeds, September 9-11 2008

KING, T & DUKE-WILLIAMS, E. (2008) Grazing or Digesting? Preparing University Students for the Information Economy IEEE Professional Communication Society, Montreal, July 13-16 2008.

CRELLIN, J & DUKE-WILLIAMS, E., (2008) Using 3D Virtual worlds in face to face and distance learning HEA Annual Conference, Harrogate, July 1-3 2008.

CHANDLER, J, DUKE-WILLIAMS, E & CRELLIN, J. (2007) SecondLife – Presentation for NTFS Symposium, London (LSE), May 6-7th 2008.

CHANDLER, J, DUKE-WILLIAMS, E & CRELLIN, J. (2007) Using Virtual Worlds for Student Learning. [Pre-Conference Workshop] HEA-ICS 8th Annual Conference , Southampton, August 28-30, 2007.

DUKE-WILLIAMS, E (2006) Blogging and … Workshop HEA-ICS August 28-31, 2006, Dublin.

DUKE-WILLIAMS, E and KING, T (2004) Using a blog for Research and Reflection. Learning and Teaching Conference, UoP. December 2004

DUKE-WILLIAMS, E (2002), Creating Objective Tests Presentation at Prometeus Conference, Paris September 28-9.2002

KING T. and DUKE-WILLIAMS, E.(2001) Using Computer-Aided Assessment to Test Higher Level Learning Outcomes, in Proceedings of 5th International Computer Assisted Assessment Conference, University of Loughborough, July 2-3, 177-187 

DUKE-WILLIAMS, E. and KING T.(2001) Testing Higher Learning Outcomes with CBA, in Handbook of ILTAC 2001, The Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education Conference: Professionalism in Practice, University of York, 4-6 July, Session 42

DUKE-WILLIAMS, E. (2000) Seek and ye shall find … on the Internet - perhaps not? CASG Journal vol 10 no 2 Spring 2000: ISSN 0961=9348

NATHWANI A, BLAGDEN P, DUKE-WILLIAMS E Use of Internet in Child Health: Can it be taught? Presented at Spring Meeting of Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (York April 12th 2000)

DUKE-WILLIAMS, E. (1997) Adapting the Computer Programme “Writing with Symbols” to the needs of Papua New Guinea. Presented at 3rd Australian Conference of Technology for People with disabilities, Canberra 1997