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2000 – 2009

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2002
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Phil Riding, Chris Daw:
The Development o f a Course to Prepare E-Moderators to Run an International On-Line Teacher Training Course. ICCE 2002: 1112-1116
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Matthew Parrott, Phil Riding:
Building an International On-Line Teacher Community to Support Continuing Professional Development. ICCE 2002: 1122-1123

1990 – 1999

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1996
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Christine Steeples, Christopher Unsworth, Mark Bryson, Peter Goodyear, Phillip Riding, Susan Fowell, Philippa Levy, Celia Duffy:
Technological support for teaching and learning: computer-mediated communications in higher education (CMC in HE). Comput. Educ. 26(1-3): 71-80 (1996)
1995
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Phil Riding, Sue Fowell, Phil C. M. Levy:
An action research approach to curriculum development. Inf. Res. 1(1) (1995)

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