Publications by Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Laura Heels Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	"Two heads are better than one" in Collaboration and mentoring to enhance professional learning in higher education	2022
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Dr Laura Heels	Brief Encounters	2020
Jordan Barnes Dr John Colquhoun Dr Marie Devlin Dr Laura Heels Dr Phillip Lord et al.	Designing a Portfolio-Oriented Curriculum using Problem Based Learning	2020
Dr Bakri Awaji Dr Ellis Solaiman Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Investigating the Requirements for Building a Blockchain-Based Achievement Record System	2020
Aisha Alarfaj Dr Ellis Solaiman Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	“Why would you buy from a stranger?” Understanding Saudi citizens’ Motivations and Challenges in Social Commerce	2019
Hua Fwa Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Modeling engagement of programming students using unsupervised machine learning technique	2018
Dr Rob Forsyth Dr Andrew Golightly Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Paediatric Rehabilitation Ingredients Measure: a new tool for identifying paediatric neurorehabilitation content	2018
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Dr Laura Heels Dr Stephen Riddle	Developing assessment literacy in Stage One BsC Computing Students	2017
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Chris Phillips	Fair Assessment of Contribution and Process In Student Team Projects	2017
Dr Carys Watts Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Once upon a time... retelling the research project story to a new audience. Using peer feedback to develop the language and clarity of the research narrative	2017
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Dr Dawn Knight	The CorCenCC Crowdsourcing App: A Bespoke Tool for the User-Driven Creation of the National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh	2017
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Chris Phillips	Fair Assessment of Contribution and Process in Student Team Projects.	2016
Dr Phillip Lord Dr Rachel Spiering Dr Amy Anderson Julie Diboll Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall et al.	Minimum information about tolerogenic antigen-presenting cells (MITAP): a first step towards reproducibility and standardisation of cellular therapies	2016
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	FeedBook: Acknowledging the varieties of feedback	2014
Dr Marie Devlin Dr Laura Heels Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	It's the transition that's troublesome	2014
Dr Phillip Lord Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Twenty Five Shades of Greycite: Semantics for Referencing and Preservation	2013
Dr John Colquhoun Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	SHAPE your CLASS: Improving the Lecture Experience	2011
Terry Charlton Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Encouraging Interaction and Status Awareness in Undergraduate Software Engineering Projects: The Role of Social Networking Services	2010
Dr Marie Devlin Professor Chris Phillips Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	The Impact of Peer Assessment on Academic Success	2010
Ahmad Salah El Ahmad Dr Jeff Yan Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	The robustness of a new CAPTCHA	2010
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Assessment in Software Engineering- Towards a new Framework for Group Projects	2009
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Web 2.0, Technology Ownership and e-Learning in Computing Science	2009
Dr Emma Foster Professor John Matthews Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor John Mathers Dr Wendy Wrieden et al.	Children's estimates of food portion size: The development and evaluation of three portion size assessment tools for use with children	2008
Terry Charlton Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Dr Marie Devlin	Evaluating the extent to which sociability and social presence affects learning performance	2008
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Improving Assessment in Software Engineering Student Team Projects	2008
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Improving Assessment in Software Engineering Student Team Projects	2008
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Modeling Trust for Recommender Systems using Similarity Metrics	2008
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Organised Chaos - Learning Outcomes from trialling Active Learning Methods in Computing Science	2008
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Organised Chaos - Learning Outcomes from trialling Active Learning Methods in Computing Science	2008
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Chris Phillips	Active Learning in Computing: Engaging Learners in a Cross-Site Team Project	2007
Dr Marie Devlin Professor Chris Phillips Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Making Computing Science Students More Employable with Problem-Based Learning and Cross-Site TeamWork	2007
Dr Marie Devlin Professor Chris Phillips Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Making Computing Science Students More Employable with Problem-Based Learning and Cross-Site Teamwork	2007
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	A Trust-enabled P2P Recommender System	2006
Dr Marie Devlin Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Active Learning in Computing: Engaging Learners in a Cross-Site Team Project	2006
Omar Batarfi Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Defining criteria for rating an entity's trustworthiness based on its certificate policy	2006
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Role-based access control in TOBIAS and NESS	2006
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Dr Panos Periorellis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	A policy for electing super-nodes in unstructured P2P networks	2005
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Dr Panos Periorellis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	A policy for electing super-nodes in unstructured P2P networks	2005
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Dr Panos Periorellis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	A policy for electing Super-nodes in unstructured P2P Networks	2005
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	A proposal for Trust-Enabled P2P Recommendation Systems	2005
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Trust as a key to improving recommendation systems	2005
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Trust as a Key to Improving Recommendation Systems	2005
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	A Model of Trust Derivation from Evidence for Use in Recommendation Systems	2004
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Trust as a key to improving Recommendation Systems	2004
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Trust as a key to improving Recommendation Systems	2004
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez	Anonymity with Identity Escrow	2003
Dr Georgios Pitsilis Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Choosing reputable Resources in Atomistic Peer-to-Peer Environments	2003
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	NESS - The Newcastle E-Learning Support System	2003
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Jim Webber	The Misplaced Comma: Programmers' Tales and Traditions	2002
Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Anonymous and Confidential Communications from an IP Addressless Computer	2001
Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	True Anonymity Without Mixes	2001
Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	True Anonymity Without Mixes	2001
Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	True Anonymity Without Mixes	2001
Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Untraceability of mobile Internet users	2001
Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Untraceability of Mobile Internet Users	2001
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Jim Webber	Gotos Considered Harmful and other Programmers' Taboos	2000
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Jim Webber	Gotos Considered Harmful and Other Programmers' Taboos	2000
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Jim Webber	Gotos Considered Harmful and Other Programmers' Taboos	2000
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Savas Parastatidis	Modelling Agent Systems Using the Hotel Analogy	2000
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Savas Parastatidis	Modelling Agents using the Hotel Analogy: Sanitised for your Protection?	2000
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Some Shadows of Eternity - the Internet and Memorials to the Dead	2000
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Some Shadows of Eternity: The Internet and Memorials to the Dead	2000
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Static Testing Tools for tcl	2000
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Static Testing Tools for TCL	2000
Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Anonymous and Confidential Communications from an IP Addressless Computer	1999
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez	Anonymous and confidential communications from an IP addressless computer	1999
Dr Carlos Molina-Jimenez Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Anonymous and confidential communications from an IP addressless computer	1999
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	An Efficient Location and Routing Scheme for Mobile Computing Environments	1995
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	An Efficient Location and Routing Scheme for Mobile Computing Environments	1995
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	A Multicast Service for Mobile Computing	1994
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Representing management policy using contract objects	1993
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Internationalisation: The Programmer, the User and the Writer	1992
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	They All Laughed at Christopher Columbus	1992
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	Managing Management - The TOBIAS Approach	1990
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Brian Randell	The Architecture of UNIX United	1987
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Brian Randell	The Architecture of UNIX United	1986
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall	A Crash Resistant UNIX File System	1985
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Brian Randell	Reliable Computing in a UNIX United Environment	1985
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Brian Randell	Reliable Computing in a UNIX United Environment	1985
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Brian Randell	The Newcastle Connection or UNIXes of the World Unite!	1982
Emeritus Professor Lindsay Marshall Professor Brian Randell	The Newcastle Connection, or - UNIXes of the World Unite!	1982