Seamus Fox
Dublin City University
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International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (ijet) | 2009
Eamon Costello; Seamus Fox; Elaine Walsh
The mathematics language LaTeX is often seen outside of academic circles as a legacy technology that is awkward to use. MathML - a verbose language designed for data-exchange, and to be written and understood by machines - is sometimes by contrast seen as something that will aid online mathematics and lack of browser support for it bemoaned. However LaTeX can already do many of the things that MathML might promise. LaTeX is here proposed as a language from which small fragments, with concise syntax, can be used by people to easily create and share mathematical expressions online. The capability to embed fragments of LaTeX code in online discussions is described here and its impact on a group of educators and learners evaluated. Here LaTeX is posited as a useful tool for facilitating asynchronous, online, collaborative learning of mathematics.
Open Learning: The Journal of Open and Distance Learning | 2003
Seamus Fox; Kay MacKeogh
Electronic Journal of e-Learning | 2009
Kay MacKeogh; Seamus Fox
The European Journal of Open, Distance and E-Learning | 2004
Francesca Lorenzi; Kay MacKeogh; Seamus Fox
MacKeogh, Kay and Fox, Seamus (2008) Opening access to higher education to all? What motivates academic staff in traditional universities to adopt elearning? In: Fifth European Distance & eLearning Network Research Workshop 2008, 20-22 October 2008, Paris, France. | 2008
Kay MacKeogh; Seamus Fox
Distance and E-Learning in Transition | 2013
Kay MacKeogh; Seamus Fox
Archive | 2012
Elaine Walsh; Noeleen O'Keeffe; Lorraine Delaney; Seamus Fox; James Brunton; Eamon Costello; Anne Morrissey
Archive | 2005
Seamus Fox
Archive | 2008
Elaine Walsh; Seamus Fox; Alan Mullally; Eamon Costello
Archive | 2008
Eamon Costello; Seamus Fox; Theodore G. Lynn