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Change and Continuity in Quaker Rhetoric after 1660
Religions, 2021 This study explores what happens to the radical aspects of the Quaker movement from the restoration of the Monarchy in 1660 to 1700. How much of a change or indeed continuity was there in Quaker practices and missionary activity?
Judith Roads
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Communicating Environmental Research: Harnessing the Power of Curation
Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship, 2021 Never before has public communication of critical research, science, and knowledge on climate change and biodiversity loss been more important. The 2018 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) special report, Global Warming of 1.5 ºC, stated ...
Ann Dale +5 more
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Online Learning, 2022 Research on faculty use of technology and online education tends to be cross-sectional, focusing on a snapshot in time. Through a secondary analysis of the annual Survey of Faculty Attitudes on Technology conducted by Inside Higher Ed each year from ...
Nicole Johnson +3 more
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An Analysis of Digital Education in Canada in 2017-2019
International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning, 2021 Digital education refers to in-person, blended, and fully online learning efforts, as well as attempts to capture a wide range of teaching and learning contexts which make use of digital technology.
Dr. George Veletsianos +3 more
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Collected Essays on Learning and Teaching, 2020 Learning in teams offers unique benefits to understand and address contemporary, global, and local challenges through effective and thoughtful learning journeys. However, learning in teams is not always thoroughly planned or effectively delivered.
Kathleen Manion +4 more
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Roads to Necessitarianism [PDF]
Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2020 AbstractWe show that each of three natural sets of assumptions about the conditional entails necessitarianism: that anything possible is necessary. Since most agree that this conclusion is obviously false, this shows that at least one member of each set of assumptions must be rejected.
Matthew Mandelkern, Daniel Rothschild
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Showcasing Institutional Research: Curating Library Exhibits to Support Scholarly Communication
Journal of Librarianship and Scholarly Communication, 2020 INTRODUCTION To support faculty in communicating their research outcomes to the academic community and the wider public, the Royal Roads University (RRU) Library established Showcase, a physical venue in the library designed to promote institutional ...
Ann Dale +3 more
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Social Media + Society, 2022 This article examines how imagined audiences and impression management strategies shape COVID-19 health information sharing practices on social media and considers the implications of this for combatting the spread of misinformation online.
Jaigris Hodson +5 more
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European Heart Journal, 2012 A 38-year-old male bartender without cardiovascular history, who had been consuming alcohol for several hours previously, was referred with suspected myocardial infarction by the mobile acute chest pain unit to the emergency department. Sudden onset acute thoracic pain occurred after he had won a game contest, held between clients, by …
Debonnaire, P. +3 more
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Quaker Prophetic Language in the Seventeenth Century: A Cross-Disciplinary Case Study
Religions, 2018 This paper explores three themes: (i) a short, empirical research account of the linguistic realization of seventeenth-century Quaker prophecy using digital corpus-based tools; (ii) a practical description of how those tools can be used in ...
Judith Roads
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