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An evaluation framework for mobile health education software
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Aljaber, T., Gordon, N., Kambhampati, C., & Brayshaw, M. (2015, July). An evaluation framework for mobile health education software. Presented at 2015 Science and Information Conference (SAI), London

© 2015 IEEE. Mobile applications in general, and mobile applications for health education in particular, are commonly used to support patients, health professionals and other stakeholders. A critical evaluation framework is needed to ensure the usabi... Read More about An evaluation framework for mobile health education software.

Quantification of priority-OR gates in temporal fault trees
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Edifor, E., Walker, M., & Gordon, N. Quantification of priority-OR gates in temporal fault trees

Fault Tree Analysis has been used in reliability engineering for many decades and has seen various modifications to enable it to analyse fault trees with dynamic and temporal gates so it can incorporate sequential failure in its analysis. Pandora is... Read More about Quantification of priority-OR gates in temporal fault trees.

Quantification of Simultaneous-AND Gates in Temporal Fault Trees
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Edifor, E., Walker, M., & Gordon, N. Quantification of Simultaneous-AND Gates in Temporal Fault Trees

Fault Tree Analysis has been a cornerstone of safety-critical systems for many years. It has seen various extensions to enable it to analyse dynamic behaviours exhibited by modern systems with redundant components. However, none of these extended FTA... Read More about Quantification of Simultaneous-AND Gates in Temporal Fault Trees.

Using motivation derived from computer gaming in the context of computer based instruction
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Brayshaw, M., & Gordon, N. (2016, July). Using motivation derived from computer gaming in the context of computer based instruction. Presented at 2016 SAI Computing Conference (SAI), London, United Kingdom

This paper was originally presented at the IEEE Technically Sponsored SAI Computing Conference 2016, London, 13-15 July 2016. Abstract— this paper explores how to exploit game based motivation as a way to promote engagement in computer-based instruct... Read More about Using motivation derived from computer gaming in the context of computer based instruction.

The technology supported assessment model: a proposal for FIT in HNUE
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Nguyen, T. C., & Gordon, N. (2013, June). The technology supported assessment model: a proposal for FIT in HNUE. Presented at Learning technologies

The student learning assessment systems used in many Vietnamese universities do not utilise technology enhanced learning. Therefore, assessment systems take up a lot of time, and require manual human intervention. Moreover, the benefits of active lea... Read More about The technology supported assessment model: a proposal for FIT in HNUE.

E-commerce And E-business: A new paradigm or old business in new clothes?
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Brayshaw, M., & Gordon, N. (2006, July). E-commerce And E-business: A new paradigm or old business in new clothes?. Presented at IADIS International Conference e-Society, Dublin, Ireland

This paper aims to answer the question implicit in the title, namely is e-commerce and e-business a new paradigm or old business in new clothes? We consider whether this topic is truly a new discipline worthy of study and understanding in its own rig... Read More about E-commerce And E-business: A new paradigm or old business in new clothes?.

Mathematica in the teaching of mathematics for computer science students in H.E.
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Gordon, N. Mathematica in the teaching of mathematics for computer science students in H.E. Presented at 8th International Mathematica Symposium, Avignon

This paper considers the use of Mathematica in the teaching of mathematics to Computer Science students in Higher Education (H.E.). This is based on experiences in the English H.E. system, and includes examples of the kinds of illustrations and appro... Read More about Mathematica in the teaching of mathematics for computer science students in H.E..