Orna Farrell

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Opening minds with eportfolios how can eportfolios enhance the nature of the learning experience and the development of criticality among flexible learners- (2)

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Orna Farrell

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Presentation Skills2009

1st Year Essay Writing 2009

Note Taking & Reading Strategies

Critical Analysis

Exam & study skills

Study Skills2010

Essay Writing Business 2010

Learning Styles

Writing A Research Proposal

Academic Impropriety Vs academic impoverishment

Eportfolios

Induction

Innovative teaching and learning with eportfolios

Google does 1916

Critical thinking and e portfolios orna farrell final

If eportfolios are so amazing, why dont we all have one?

Fostering historical thinking with digitized primary sources

DBS Teaching Day workshop

Fostering historical thinking EADTU 2016

Developing criticality using a mahara digital portfolio

Opening minds with eportfolios how can eportfolios enhance the nature of the learning experience and the development of criticality among flexible learners- (2)

Student voices on eportfolios edtech17 orna farrell

What is it like learning with an eportfolio for online distance learners?

The history lab developing digital research skills

Whats up with whats app? Formal and informal online student communities

Making Group Work Visible through Innovative Online Assessment: Wikis, Group Contracts and More

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