Introduction to Special Issue on ICT and E-learning in the Middle East
Badrul Khan, Mohamed Ally
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Making E-learning Invisible: Experience at King Khalid University, Saudi Arabia
Paul Lefrere, Abdullah Alwalidi
págs. 4-8
Female Student's Experience in E-learning: A study from Qatar
Mohamed Ally, Martha Robinson
págs. 8-13
Active learning through online instruction
Yasemin Gulbahar, Filiz Kalelioglu
págs. 13-15
British Council, Work-Based Learning Research Centre and Islamic University Gaza E-learning Workshop: Five years on
Anthony "Skip" Basiel, Ralph Commins
págs. 15-18
págs. 18-21
The Impact of Assistive Technologies on the Reading Outcomes of College Students with Dyslexia
Carol Goldfus, Edith Gotesman
págs. 21-25
págs. 25-29
An Integrated Learning Management System for Islamic Studies: An Innovation from Jordan
págs. 29-32
Increasing interoperability of E-learning content in Moodle within a Franco-Arabo educative context
Michel Labour
págs. 32-34
Dynamic learning objects to teach Java Programming Language
Uma Narasimhamurthy, Khuloud Al Shawkani
págs. 34-36
págs. 37-38
Digital Mulimas: ICT skills of females in Middle Eastern countries
Khuloud Al Shawkani
págs. 38-42
págs. 42-47
págs. 47-53
Students' Perceptions of Online Learning
Aytekin Isman
págs. 53-54
John M. Keller: A significant contributor to the field of educational technology
Thomas C. Reeves
págs. 55-58
Q & A with Ed Tech Learders: interview with Peny de Byl
Michael F. Shaughnessy
págs. 58-60
Educational Technology Classics: Teacher Education and Educational Technology
págs. 60-61