Electronic Resources in the Virtual Learning

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Description of material
Extract details:
Author:
Weber, M
Title:
The definition of sociology and social action
Page range:
4-26
From source:
ISBN/ISSN:
0520028244
Author:
Weber, M
Title:
Economy and Society
Publication year:
1978
Reproductions required for:
Course code and title:
AN101 Ethnography and theory
Lecturer:
Dr M Madden
Student numbers:
46
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01/10/2004 to 01/09/2005
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OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, BLPES, 10 Portugal
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Glossary and commonly used
abbreviations
New acronyms and terminology are emerging from the e-learning field
all the time. There are a number of glossaries and encyclopedias
available on the Web; below is a small selection which can be accessed
for up-to-date terminology.
JISC Glossary: http://www.jisc.ac.uk/index.cfm ?Name=about_glossary
This glossary provides links to other areas of the JISC website, or to the
websites of other organisations where appropriate. It is not specific to e-
learning, but is a valuable resource to help understand acronyms and
terms relating to technology and education.