Mark Dixon

14 papers B 3Unranked 10
YearRankTypeTitle / Venue / Authors
2022 — conf
Factors Influencing Student Engagement in Online Synchronous Teaching Sessions: Student Perceptions of Using Microphones, Video, Screen-Share, and Chat.
HCI (27)
Mark Dixon, Katherine Syred
2021 — conf
Teaching Lung Pathology During a Pandemic: Can Further Developments of an Online Quiz Primer Improve the Engagement of Students in a Completely On-Line Delivery?
HCI (23)
Mark Dixon, Katherine Syred
2020 — conf
Development of a Flipped Classroom Approach to Teaching Lung Pathology: The Evaluation of a Formative On-Line Quiz Primer to Encourage Active Learning.
HCI (25)
Mark Dixon, Katherine Syred
2017 B conf
Integration of the 4+1 Software Safety Assurance Principles with Scrum.
EuroSPI
Osama Doss, Tim Kelly, Tor Stålhane, Børge Haugset, Mark Dixon
2013 — conf
A Modelling Based Notation for the Automated Extraction and Analysis of Social Networking Data.
ICWE Workshops
Samantha J. Dixon, Mark Dixon, Edward Halpin, Colin Pattinson
2013 — conf
System Dynamics Modeling of Agile Continuous Delivery Process.
AGILE
Olumide Akerele, Muthu Ramachandran, Mark Dixon
2009 — conf
Server Platform Selection and Positioning.
Int. CMG Conference
Rick Lebsack, Mark Dixon
2007 — conf
Comparative Study of Disabled vs. Non-disabled Evaluators in User-Testing: Dyslexia and First Year Students Learning Computer Programming.
HCI (5)
Mark Dixon
2006 — conf
Rehabilitation after Stroke using Virtual Reality, Haptics (force feedback) and Telemedicine.
MIE
Jurgen Broeren, Mark Dixon, Katharina Stibrant Sunnerhagen, Martin Rydmark
2004 B conf
A single CASE environment for teaching and learning.
ITiCSE
Mark Dixon
2004 — conf
Disability as a Vehicle for Identifying Hidden Aspects of Human Activity: Inclusive Design and Dyslexia in Educational Software Development.
User Interfaces for All
Mark Dixon
2004 — conf
Generic Code-Memory Diagram Animation Creator: An Aid for Effective Computer-Programming Teaching.
CATE
Mark Dixon
2001 B conf
Picture program execution.
ITiCSE
Janet Linington, Mark Dixon
2000 — —
User-centred methods in the analysis and design of software tools to support management consultants.
Mark Dixon