International Journal of Innovation and Learning
2003 - 2025
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Volume 17, issue 4, 2015
- Improving the learning experience of tertiary students in a lecture hall: the implementation of a knowledge management methodology in an offshore campus of an Australian university pp. 409-424

- Nelson K.Y. Leung, Hannarong Shamsub, Nicole Tsang and Bill Au
- Examining the effectiveness of 2D and 3D online environment in enhancing students' learning of software engineering pp. 425-452

- Reuben S. Dlamini
- Conditioning factors for learning-oriented organisations pp. 453-469

- Clandia Maffini Gomes, Isak Kruglianskas, Maria Aparecida Gouvêa, Lúcia Rejane Da Rosa Gama Madruga and VÃtor Francisco Schuch Jr.
- E-learning: challenges and ambitions at Hashemite University pp. 470-485

- Ebaa Fayyoumi, Sahar Idwan, Khalid AL-Sarayreh and Randa Obeidallah
- Identification of factors affecting university instructors' adoption of hybrid e-learning pp. 486-515

- Hassan M. Selim and Ananth Chiravuri
- The effectiveness of green product positioning and marketing strategies towards purchase intention in Malaysia pp. 516-528

- Muslim Amin, Sathiswaran Uthamaputhran and Faizan Ali
- A mixed method of the research: attitudes towards mathematics and visual arts courses by correlation pp. 529-539

- Abdullah Kaplan, Mesut Öztürk and Necati Seydi Ferahoğlu
Volume 17, issue 3, 2015
- New learning methodologies using modern technologies pp. 275-297

- Mohamed K. Watfa and Diana M. Audi
- Study on spontaneous study system of engineering specialty curriculum under network environment pp. 298-306

- Bin Zhao
- An analysis of conjunctive discourse markers in the EFL classroom: a case study of EFL teachers in Saudi Arabia pp. 307-325

- Ghaleb Rabab'ah
- A cybernetic framework to articulate the organisational complexity of users' interactions with the Jigsaw technique in an Open Sim standalone server pp. 326-358

- Nikolaos Pellas
- Diffusion of innovation: the case of the Slovak mobile communication market pp. 359-370

- Emese TokarÄ Ãková and Alžbeta KucharÄ Ãková
- Information transfer among global supply chain participants: a study of relationships between Taiwan and the USA pp. 371-386

- Tzong-Ru Lee, Alix Valenti and Thi Phuong Nha Le
- Maternal instinct semantic factors model innovation: alcohol drinking behaviour modification learning in health volunteer housewives pp. 387-407

- Thunyaporn Jaimung, Pitipong Yodmongkol, Nopasit Chakpitak and Pradorn Sureephong
Volume 17, issue 2, 2015
- Benchmarking in higher education: Polish experience pp. 147-161

- Jerzy Woźnicki, Roman Z. Morawski, Mariusz Luterek and Iryna Degtyarova
- Flood 2.0: Facebook use and reactions during the 2011/2012 flood in Thailand pp. 162-173

- Panom Gunawong and Phatchayathit Jankananon
- Can TQM improve the sustainability of family owned business? pp. 174-186

- Boon In Tan, Kee Luen Wong and Chee-Keong Choong
- The building blocks of consulting service excellence pp. 187-204

- Adeline A. Pacia
- Brand and corporate image of a sport organisation as a factor of building loyalty on example of rock climbing in Poland pp. 205-216

- Agnieszka Rak
- Gender differences and consumer's repurchase intention: the impact of trust propensity, usefulness and ease of use for implication of innovative online retail pp. 217-233

- Muslim Amin, Sajad Rezaei and Firouzeh Shajari Tavana
- Knowledge dynamics and innovation: case studies in a sparsely populated area pp. 234-253

- Harri Jokela, Eija-Riitta Niinikoski and Matti Muhos
- A hybrid method to predict scenarios in the Japanese software industry pp. 254-261

- Yasuo Kadono
- The internet of things: when reality meets expectations pp. 262-274

- Aelita Skaržauskienė and Marius Kalinauskas
Volume 17, issue 1, 2015
- On the role of university in the promotion of innovation: exploratory evidences from a university-industry cooperation experience in Brazil pp. 1-18

- Alex da Silva Alves, Osvaldo Luiz Gonçalves Quelhas, Maria Helena Teixeira Da Silva and Valdir de Jesus Lameira
- An investigation on the level of self-consciousness based reticence in L2 learners pp. 19-35

- S. Gandhimathi and R. Ganesan
- Online students' attitudes towards rapport-building traits and practices pp. 36-58

- Robert Wright, Greg Jones and Adriana D'Alba
- The relations between stakeholders and product development drivers: practitioners' perspectives pp. 59-78

- Jukka Majava, Janne Harkonen and Harri Haapasalo
- Fostering team creativity and innovativeness with playfulness: a multi-case study pp. 79-97

- Anna-Maija Nisula, Anne Kallio, Tuija Oikarinen and Aino Kianto
- Business model pretotyping: exploring pre-commercialisation opportunities in practice pp. 98-110

- Jacob Brix and Henning Sejer Jakobsen
- Guided independent learning: a teaching and learning approach for adult learners pp. 111-133

- Jeffrey Hsu, Karin Hamilton and John Wang
- Students playing computer games with elements of violence's self-evaluation - what can we learn from this? pp. 134-144

- Maja Ružić-Baf, Mirjana Radetić-Paić and Vladimir Šimović
Volume 16, issue 4, 2014
- Innovating brand strategy development using integration of data mining and the CBBE model pp. 353-366

- Chen-Han Wang, Tzong-Ru Lee, Yi-Chieh Jessica Lin and Agung Sutrisno
- Improving learning competencies in the context of radical innovation: a team perspective pp. 367-383

- Jacob Brix and Ole Lauridsen
- Shared leadership and shared vision as predictors for team learning process, synergy and effectiveness in healthcare industry pp. 384-416

- Apichai Somboonpakorn and Sooksan Kantabutra
- A classroom without walls? The institutional policy for social software in learning, teaching and assessment pp. 417-427

- Norah Jones, Esyin Chew and Haydn Blackey
- Experiential learning as teaching strategy for entrepreneurship: assessment of a Brazilian experience pp. 428-447

- Marcelo F. Tete, Ricardo Limongi, Marcos Inácio Severo De Almeida and Cândido Borges
- Key factors of marketing strategies of mobile service innovations pp. 448-466

- Tsui-Yii Shih
- Proposing a framework for fusion of cloud learning and social e-learning pp. 467-481

- Eiman Tamah Al-Shammari
Volume 16, issue 3, 2014
- Innovative blended delivery and learning: exploring student choice, experience, and level of satisfaction in a hyflex course pp. 243-252

- Lydia Kyei-Blankson, Francis Godwyll and Mohamed A. Nur-Awaleh
- Corporate blog usage and its success factors: multiple case studies at consulting firms in Indonesia pp. 253-276

- Achmad Nizar Hidayanto, Indah Nurul Razaad, Muhammad Rifki Shihab and Zainal Arifin Hasibuan
- 'A discussion forum': a blended learning assessment tool to enhance students' learning pp. 277-290

- Hela Miniaoui and Avneet Kaur
- Sharing and learning interactions: social media perspective pp. 291-305

- Khaled Sabry
- Using a Facebook closed-group as part of an online course pp. 306-318

- Daniyar Sapargaliyev
- Institutional support system for the development of SME innovation pp. 319-337

- Renata Lisowska and Robert Stanis?awski
- Relationships between collective learning, absorptive capacity, and innovation performance pp. 338-352

- Ming-Ji James Lin, Min-Yueh Chuang and Kuan-Liang Wei
Volume 16, issue 2, 2014
- Innovating as sense-making conversations: enhancing the quality of conversations to potentiate knowledge creation and the communicative-access to experts' tacit knowledge pp. 113-150

- PatrÃcia Cristina Nascimento Souto
- How does organisational culture affect the innovative behaviours? The mediating role of perceived insider status pp. 151-172

- Abdullah Çalışkan, Ömer Turunç and İrfan Akkoç
- Internationalisation, innovation and ICT usage for communication and marketing activities influence on perceived international competitiveness. Study of firms from Lublin region pp. 173-191

- Radosław Mącik, Bartosz Jóźwik and Monika Nalewajek
- A survey on the use of mobile devices for learning purposes pp. 192-202

- Simon K.S. Cheung
- Facebook's potential for personal, social, academic and career development for higher education students pp. 203-220

- Kenneth Wong, Reggie Kwan, Kat Leung and Fu Lee Wang
- Improving study habits and student-teacher relationships with the internet pp. 221-229

- Oliver Au
- The 'mini factory' concept: how to access market fast in China by using dynamic capabilities in production pp. 230-241

- Jari Koskinen
Volume 16, issue 1, 2014
- Project-based learning. Experiences from the initial stage of implementation in a higher education institution pp. 1-11

- Seweryn Spalek
- Certified Business Process Manager: a transfer of innovation experience pp. 12-33

- Draghici Anca, Cristian Olariu and Tomislav Rozman
- Intellectual capital and performance in banking industry of Taiwan pp. 34-52

- Hsiu-Hui Tsao and Yu-Chung Hung
- Researching school environment for innovative design pp. 53-66

- Majda CenciÄ
- Comparison of two different techniques on students' understandings of static electric concepts pp. 67-80

- Fatma Nur Ersoy and Refik Dilber
- Borrowing experience: ASX share market game pp. 81-96

- Angela Adrian
- The impacts of cognitive learning styles on the use of online learning and collaborative writing environments pp. 97-111

- Will W.K. Ma, Kirindi Sun and Jamie Ma
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