Research
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12 publications.
01
Students Approach to Learning and their Use of Lecture Capture
Vajoczki S, Watt MS, Marquis N, Liao R, Vine M
02
Building collaboration in the co-production of knowledge with people with intellectual disabilities about their everyday use of city space
Fudge Schormans A, Wilton R, Marquis N
Area2019Senior author
03
Building collaboration in the co-production of knowledge with people with intellectual disabilities about their everyday use of city space
Schormans AF, Wilton R, Marquis N
Area2018Senior author
04
Shopping, social inclusion and the urban geographies of people with intellectual disability
Wilton R, Fudge Schormans A, Marquis N
Social & Cultural Geography2018Senior author
05
Shopping, social inclusion and the urban geographies of people with intellectual disability
Wilton R, Schormans AF, Marquis N
Social & Cultural Geography2017Senior author
06
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Van Patter LE, Hovorka AJ, Pitt H, Wilton R, Schormans AF, Marquis N, Roux N, Stevenson N, Farrell H, Korson C
2017
07
Students approach to learning and their use of lecture capture
Vajoczki S, Watt S, Marquis N, Liao R, Vine M
Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia2011
08
Editing 'Podcasts'
Vajoczki S, Watt S, Marquis N, Holshausen K
Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia2010
09
Podcasts: Are they an effective tool to enhance student learning? A case study
Vajoczki S, Watt S, Marquis N, Holshausen K
Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia2010
10
Vodcasts: Are they an effective tool to enhance student learning? A Case Study from McMaster University, Hamilton Canada.
Watt S, Marquis N, Vajoczki S, Holshausen K
Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia2010
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Dear Professor Marquis,
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