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Facilitating employer engagement through negotiated work based learning: A case study from the University of Chester
Get PDFThis report discusses the development of a work based learning framework at the University of Chester and identifies its key features, particulary in relation to employer engagagement
Foreword to Edge Words: 20 Stories from the Cheshire Prize for Literature 2006
No full textIntroduction to anthology.N/
Postscript: Cycling cultures, culture and cycling
Get PDFThis is the author's final accepted version, pre-proof reading of a book chapter published by University of Chester Press, 2015. Included with kind permission of University of Chester Press.Summary of the book Cycling cultures edited by Peter Cox (2015)
Women, gendered roles, domesticity and cycling in Britain, 1930-1980
Get PDFThis is the author's final accepted version, pre-proof reading of a book chapter published by University of Chester Press, 2015. Included with kind permission of University of Chester Press.This book chapter discusses women and cycling in Britain, 1930-1980
Kindle project at the University of Chester
Get PDFThis is the author's PDF version of an article which appeared in SCONUL Focus.Towards the end of 2010, Learning and Information Services (LIS) at the University of Chester decided to undertake a pilot project which explored how useful e-readers are in a university setting and if they could help to resolve issues about resource availability
Storyboard exercise – interpreting information and writing critical paragraphs
No full textStoryboard exercise as assessment for SO4308 accepted into University of Chester Authentic Assessment GuideN/
Cycling cultures and social theory
Get PDFThis is the author's final accepted version, pre-proof reading of a book chapter published by University of Chester Press, 2015. Included with kind permission of University of Chester Press.This book chapter considers definitional problems associated with thinking about cycling cultures and then discusses analytical frameworks for understanding culture and power and uses them to examine how insights from social theory can inform the practices of specific pro-cycling activism that seek to promote cycling as a sustainable transport choice
Cargo bikes: Distributing consumer goods
Get PDFThis is the authors' final accepted version, pre-proof reading of a book chapter published by University of Chester Press, 2015. Included with kind permission of University of Chester Press.This book chapter considers the role of human powered vehicles: bicycles and tricycles, in this mundane distribution of consumer goods
Introduction: Why cycling cultures?
Get PDFThis is the author's final accepted version, pre-proof reading of a book chapter published by University of Chester Press, 2015. Included with kind permission of University of Chester Press.This is an introduction to the book Cycling cultures edited by Peter Cox (2015). The chapters of the book aim to reflect a series of conversations taking place at the bridging point of academia, activism and public policy. While individual chapters can be taken as studies on their own, they also seek to inform a more central set of shared concerns with questions of diversity and complexity in cycling practices and experiences
Supporting Parents Through Their Studies: Insights from the University of Chester and QAA
Get PDFThis blog for HE Professional provides research-informed insights into how providers can best support students with parental responsibility through their studies.n/
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