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Table 1: Pittaway’s (2012) elements of engagement and engagement behaviours. Source: Pittaway, 2012, pp
Figure 1: A word cloud representing the most prominent themes regarding student engagement and learning that emerged from the analysis of the coded open-ended responses of the student survey and
Table 4: A summary of the approaches to on-campus subject delivery employed in FSE and equivalent online provisions, facilitated via a range of learning technologies
Table 5: A summary of students’ responses regarding the conceptual organisation and assessment tasks in FSE (n=27)
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