Steve Wheeler: Complete Works

[20] Townsend M and Wheeler S (2004) Is There Anybody Out There? Teaching Assistants' Experiences with Online Learning. Quarterly Review of Distance Education, 5 (2), 127-138.

[19] Wheeler S (2004) Five Smooth Stones: Fighting for the Survival of Higher Education. Distance Learning, 1 (3), 11-17.  

[18] Wheeler S, Waite S and Bromfield C (2002) Promoting Creativity through the use of ICT. Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, 18 (3), 367-378.

[17] Wheeler S (2002) Student Perceptions of Learning Support in Distance Education. Quarterly Review of Distance Education, 3 (4), 419-429.

[16] Wheeler S and Vranch A T (2001) Building for the Future of Educational Telematics: Models, Foundations and Frameworks. International Journal of Engineering Education, 17 (2), 145-152.

[15] Wheeler S (2001) ICT and the Changing Role of the Teacher Journal of Educational Media, 26 (1), 7-18. 

[14] Wheeler S (2000) User Reactions to Videoconferencing: Which Students Cope Best?  [Abstract] [Full Text] Educational Media International, 37 (1), 31-38.

[13] Wheeler S (2000) Instructional Design in Distance Education through Telematics. Quarterly Review of Distance Education, 1 (1), 31-44.

[12] Wheeler S (1999) Convergent technologies in distance learning delivery. Tech Trends Journal, December. 43 (5), 19-22.

[11] Wheeler S (1997) Distance education and convergent technologies: video conferencing. Journal of Information Technology in Nursing , British Computer Society, 9 (1) 19-21.

[10] Magee R and Wheeler S (1997) Distance education and convergent technologies: computer mediated communication. Journal of Information Technology in Nursing, British Computer Society, 9 (2) 13-17.

[9] Wheeler S and Winders R (1997) Distance education and convergent technologies: digital satellite TV and data transmission. Journal of Information Technology in Nursing, British Computer Society, 9 (3) 18-21.

[8] Wheeler S and Magee R (1997) Distance education and convergent technologies: Internet and world wide web. Journal of Information Technology in Nursing, British Computer Society, 9 (4) 8-11.

[7] Wheeler S and White S (1997) Distance education and convergent technologies: digital terrestrial networks. Journal of Information Technology in Nursing, British Computer Society, 9 (5) 5-7.

[6] Vranch A T and Wheeler S (1997) Distance education and convergent technologies: evaluating the benefits of telematics. Journal of Information Technology in Nursing, British Computer Society, 9 (6) 7-11.

[104] Clay J, Attwell G, Wheeler S and Sharratt N (2009) The VLE is undead. Invited Symposium for Learning Lab Research Seminar Series, University of Wolverhampton, 16 December.

[103] Wheeler S (2009) Podcasting and the listening culture in Education. Keynote speech to the HEA Podcasting Centre, University of Bath, 11 November.

[102] Wheeler S (2009) Harnessing the power of Web 2.0: Learning with social software. Keynote speech to the Higher Education Academy Physical Sciences Subject Centre: Making Web 2.0 Work for You Conference. University of Leeds, England. 28 October.

[101] Wheeler S (2009) Personal Learning Environments, Personal Webs. Invited presentation for the PLE Online Conference, University of Manitoba, Canada. 15 October.

[100] Wheeler S (2009) Learning 2.0 in a Military Context. Keynote speech to the Tri-Service Advanced Learning Technologies Symposium, HMS Raleigh, England. 30 September.

[99] Wheeler S and Alexander T (2009) Microblogging in Education: A Beginner's Guide to Twitter. Workshop for the Interactive Computer Aided Learning Conference (ICL 2009), Hotel Intercontinental, Villach, Austria. 23-25 September.

[98] Clay J, Wheeler S, Attwell G, and Sharratt N (2009) The VLE is Dead! Symposium for the 16th Association for Learning Technologies Conference, University of Manchester, England. 8-10 September.

[97] Wheeler S and Kennedy D (2009) Teaching with Twitter: From tweeting to learning. Workshop for the 16th Association for Learning Technologies Conference, University of Manchester, England. 8-10 September.

 [96] Wheeler S (2009) Self organisation and the management of virtual student learning. Invited paper for the JISC South West Regional Support Centre Summer Conference. The Rookery Manor Hotel, Weston-Super-Mare, England. 16-17 June.

[95] Wheeler S (2009) Wikis and Blogs: Combining Social Software Tools to Create Collaborative and Reflective Learning Spaces. Paper for the European Distance and E-Learning Network (EDEN) Conference, Gdansk, Poland. 11-13 June.

[94] Wheeler S and Lambert-Heggs W (2009) Blogging as reflective practice in teacher education. Paper for the 4th Plymouth e-Learning Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 23-24 April.

[93] Wheeler S (2009) Wiki Blog Mashup: Aggregating social software to promote interactive learning. Paper for the 4th Plymouth e-Learning Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 23-24 April.

[92] Wheeler S (2008) Learning 2.0: How Students are using the Social Web in their Learning. Paper for Online Educa Berlin, Hotel Intercontinental, Berlin, Germany. 3-5 December.

[91] Wheeler S, Wheeler D and Sitters J (2008) Wiki Activities: 5 Steps Forward. Paper for the 15th Association for Learning Technologies Conference (ALT-C) Rethinking the Digital Divide Conference at the University of Leeds, England. 9-11 September.

[90] Wheeler S (2008) Learning 2.0: Using the Social Web to promote collaborative Learning. Workshop presentation for the Interactive Computer Aided Learning Conference 2008, Holiday Inn Conference Centre, Villach, Austria. 24-26 September.

[89] Wheeler S, Wheeler D, Sitters J and Lambert-Heggs W (2008) Using Social Software to Support Colaborative Learning Environments. Poster presentation for the Interactive Computer Aided Learning Conference 2008, Holiday Inn Conference Centre, Villach, Austria. 24-26 September.

[88] Wheeler S, Wheeler D and Sitters J (2008) The WikiLit Project: Delivering the minimum core curriculum online. Invited paper for the Peninsula CETT Conference, University of Plymouth, Exmouth, England. 14 July.

[87] Wheeler S and Lambert-Heggs W (2008) The MentorBlog Project: Connecting Mentors and students at a distance. Invited paper for the Peninsula CETT Conference, University of Plymouth, Exmouth, England. 14 July.

[86] Wheeler S, Keegan H, Warburton S, Attwell G and White D (2008) Making MUVEs: Informal learning in Second Life. Panel for the Joint Open and Working IFIP Conferences, ICT and Learning for the Net Generation. Saujana Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 7-11 July. 

[85] Wheeler S (2008) The Social Web and the Future of Distance Education and e-Learning. Keynote speech for the Virtual University: Models, Tools and Practice Conference. Technical University of Warsaw, Poland. 18-21 June.

[84] Wheeler S and Lambert-Heggs W (2008) The MentorBlog Project: Connecting student teachers and their mentors through social software. Paper for the 17th EDEN Conference, Belem Cultural Centre, Lisbon, Portugal. 11-14 June.

[83] Wheeler S (2008) Open Content and Self Organisation: How students are using social software for collaborative learning. Invited paper for EduMedia 2008 Conference, St Virgil Conference Centre, Salzburg, Austria. 1-3 June.

[82] Wheeler S (with Keegan H and Breakwell N, 2008) Here and (not) there: Using the Social Web to support Nomadic Learners. Invited EDEN panel presentation for the Sloan Consortium Conference, University of Phoenix, Arizona, USA. 9 May.

[81] Wheeler S, Wheeler D, Lambert-Heggs W and Sitters J (2008) Using Social Software to Support Collaborative Learning Environments (poster presentation). Vice Chancellor's Research and Innovation Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 28 April.

[80] Wheeler S, Wheeler D and Sitters J (2008) Shared Online Spaces and the Minimum Core: The WikiLit Project. Invited paper for the JISC Regional Support Centre Higher Education Conference: Innovation Through Partnership, At-Bristol Conference Centre, Bristol, England. 8 April.

[79] Wheeler S and Lambert-Heggs W (2008) MentorBlog: Using blogs to promote reflective practice. Invited paper for the JISC Regional Support Centre Higher Education Conference: Innovation Through Partnership, At-Bristol Conference Centre, Bristol, England. 8 April.

[78] Wheeler S, Wheeler D and Sitters J (2008) Delivering the minimum core curriculum online: The WikiLit Project. Paper for the Third Plymouth e-Learning Conference. University of Plymouth, England. 4 April.

[77] Wheeler S and Lambert-Heggs W (2008) MentorBlog: Connecting mentors and students using blogs. Paper for the Third Plymouth e-Learning Conference. University of Plymouth, England. 4 April.

[76] Russell G and Wheeler S (2008) The iHub: Development and testing of a web-based social networking tool for students with social anxiety. Paper for the Third Plymouth e-Learning Conference. University of Plymouth, England. 4 April.

[75] Russell G, Wheeler S and Pannell M (2008) The iHub: Development and testing of a web-based information hub for students with social anxiety. Invited paper for the JISC Regional Support Centre Learning Technologies and Websmaster Forum. Taunton School, England. 12 March.

[74] Wheeler S (2008) Wiki'd Thinking: Promoting Collaborative and enquiry based learning through the use of open architectures. Invited presentation to the Atlantis Project Group, Institute of Technology, Tralee, Ireland. 19 February.

[73] Wheeler S (2008) Web 2.0 and the Future of Learning and Teaching. Invited paper for the University of Brighton, England. 30 January.

[72] Wheeler S (2008) Using wikis to create interesting, engaging and collaborative learning activities. Invited paper for the Best Practice: Ask the Experts (Online) Forum. University of Staffordshire, England. 30 January.

[71] Wheeler S (2008) Wikis and social software: Using open content to promote collaborative learning. Invited paper for the HEA Subject Centre for Languages e-Learning Symposium. University of Southampton, England. 25 January.

[70] Yeomans P and Wheeler S (2008) Collaborative Tools in Teaching and Learning. Paper for BETT 2008, Olympia, London, England. 9-12 January.

[69] Wheeler S (2007) The use of Wikis and Open Architecture Spaces to Promote a Culture of Sharing. Invited Workshops (3) for the Bazaar Networks, Communities and Learning Conference, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands. 14 December.

[68] Kamel Boulos, M.N., Wheeler, S. and Toth-Cohen, S. (2007) Designing for learning in 3-D virtual worlds: the University of Plymouth Sexual Health SIM experience in Second Life. Paper presented at the Cognition and Exploratory Learning in a Digital Age. In Kinshuk, DG Sampson, JM Spector and P Isaías (Eds.) IADIS Press, 2007, pp. 401-406 (ISBN: 978-972-8924-48-5)  CELDA2007 Conference, Algarve, Portugal. 7-9 December. [Full Text]

[67] Griffiths, D., Warburton, S., Attwell, G., Keegan, H., Wheeler, S. and White, D. (2007) No Life in Second Life? Special Focus Session (panel). Online Educa Berlin, Hotel Intercontinental, Berlin, Germany. 28-30 November.

[66] Wheeler S (2007) What I Know Is...: Wikis as collaborative tools in nomadic learning. Paper presented at the International Conference on Open Distance Learning, ICODL, Multicentre Apollo, Athens, Greece. 22-25 November. 

[65] Wheeler S (2007) Wiki'd Thoughts: Using Wikis to promote collaborative learning. Invited Research Seminar presented to the Beyond Distance Alliance, University of Leicester, England. 25 October. [Podcast]

[64] Wheeler S and Wheeler D (2007) Collaborative Online Writing: promoting quality academic writing skills using wikis. [Full Text] Paper presented at the Interactive Computer Aided Learning Conference, ICL2007, Villach, Austria. 26-28 September.

[63] Wheeler S (2007) Learning with 'e's: Defining technology supported e-learning within a knowledge economy [Full Text]. Paper presented at the International Conference on Information Communication Technologies in Education ICICTE 2007, Atlantis Hotel, Heraklion, Crete, Greece. 12-14 July.

[62] Wheeler S, Yeomans P and Wheeler D (2007) Wiki'd Thoughts: How to promote collaborative learning and community based enquiry through the use of student generated content. Invited workshop for the Vice Chancellor's Teaching and Learning Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 28 June.

[61] Wheeler S (2007) Something wiki this way cometh: Evaluating open architecture software as support for nomadic learning. Paper presented at the EDEN 2007 Annual Conference, Citta della Scienza, Naples, Italy. 13-16 June.

[60] Wheeler S (2007) Collaborative e-Learning. Invited presentation to the Pedagogical Faculty of the Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic. 30 May.

[59] Wheeler S, Yeomans P and Wheeler D (2007) The Good, the Blog and the Wiki: Evaluating collaborative writing in teacher education. Research seminar to the Faculty of Education, University of Plymouth, England. 23 May.

[58] Wheeler S (2007) Wiki'd Learning: Evaluating collaborative writing in teacher education. Invited paper presented at the staff development workshop, University of Surrey, England. 3 May.

[57] Kelly P, Gale K, Wheeler S and Tucker V (2007) Taking a stance: Promoting deliberate action through online postgraduate professional development. Paper presented at CAL 07 Conference, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. 26-28 March.

[56] Wheeler S (2007) Facilitating social presence for distance learners through the use of social software. Invited workshops (2) for the Centre for Educational Technology Staff Development Day, University of Umea, Sweden. 16 March.

[55] Wheeler S (2006) How shall we support them? The impact of transactional distance, immediacy and social presences on distance learners. Keynote Address to the Centre for Educational Technology Conference, University of Umea, Sweden. 22-23 November.

[54] Wheeler S, and Boulos M N K (2006) Do you have a Wiki Side? Evaluating Wiki Spaces as a Tool for Online Collaborative Learning. Paper presented at ALT-C 2006, Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland. 5-7 September.

[53] Wheeler S (2006) Networking or Notworking? Building Social Presence into Digital Learning Environments. Paper presented at the EDEN 2006 Annual Conference, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria. 14-17 June.

[52] Wheeler S and Reid F (2005) A Matter of Perception? Transactional Distance and Student Support in Distance Education. Paper presented at the European Distance and E-Learning Network (EDEN) 2005 Conference in Helsinki, Finland. 20-23 June.

[51] Wheeler D and Wheeler S (2005) Teachers' Perceptions of Palmtop Technology in the Classroom. Paper presented at the Second Plymouth e-Learning Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 26 November.

[50] Wheeler S (2005) What Will Transform Teachers' use of ICT? Paper presented at the Second Plymouth e-Learning Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 26 November.

[49] Kelly P, Gale K and Wheeler S (2005) Taking a Stance: Promoting Deliberate Action through Online Postgraduate Professional Development. Paper presented at the Second Plymouth e-Learning Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 26 November.

[48] Wheeler S, (2005) Creating Social Presence in Digital Learning Environments: A Presence of Mind? Featured presentation at the TAFE Learning Technologies Conference, Queensland, Australia. 10-11 November.

[47] Wheeler S, Gale K and Kelly P (2005) Virtual Learning, Real Teaching. Symposium paper presented at the Association for Learning Technologies Conference (ALT-C) at University of Manchester, England. 5-8 September.

[46] Wheeler S, Kelly P and Gale K (2005) Indentifying Students' Changes in Professional Identity and Practice Style in Online Problem Based Learning Paper presented at the European Association of Research in Learning and Instruction (EARLI) 2005 Conference at the University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus. 23-26 August.

[45] Conway P, Wheeler S, Sheard, M and Shimoni, S (2005) Teacher Education and Learning in the Information Age. Symposium organised for the European Association of Research in Learning and Instruction (EARLI) 2005 Conference at the University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus. 23-26 August.

[44] Fischler H, Junge J, Munthe E, Bruehwiler C and Wheeler S (2005) Video Based Research to Promote Teacher Expertise. Symposium paper presented at the European Association of Research in Learning and Instruction (EARLI) 2005 Conference at the University of Cyrpus, Nicosia, Cyprus. 23-26 August.

[43] Wheeler S (2005) E-Learning: What is the 'e' for? Keynote Address to the Teaching and Learning Conference, University of Wales, Newport, Wales. 13 June.

[42] Wheeler S (2004) Three Years Experience of Teaching Psychology of Communication at University Neisse. Paper presented at the University Networks in Multilingual and Multi-Cultural Regions Conference. Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic. 5 October.

[41] Wheeler S, Kelly P and Gale K (2004) Mapping the Learner in Cyberspace: Online Identities and Group Interaction. Paper presented at the British Education Research Association (BERA) Conference, University of Manchester, England.16-18 September.

[40] Wheeler S and Buckingham S (2004) Integrating Videoconferencing Technologies into Higher Education. Symposium presented at the Association of Learning Technologies Conference (ALT-C), Exeter University, England. 14-16 September.

[39] Wheeler S, Gale K and Kelly P (2004) Identifying Students' Changes in Professional Identity and Practice Style in Online Problem Based Learning. Paper presented at the EARLI Conference in Stavanger, Norway, 11-14 August.

[38] Wheeler S, Townsend M and Horton G (2004) In Cyberspace No-one Can Hear You Scream: Supporting Online Learners. Paper presented at European Distance and E-Learning Network (EDEN) 2004 Conference in Budapest, Hungary. 16-18 June.

[37] Gale K, Kelly P and Wheeler S (2004) Mapping the Learner in Cyberspace: Investigating Changes in Professional Identity in Online Learning. Paper presented at the Discourse Power Resistance (DPR3) Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 5-7 April.

 [36] Walrod S and Wheeler S (2003) Integration of technology and distance education into South Dakota Schools: Perceptions of teachers Paper presented at Discourse Power Resistance (DPR2) Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 6-8 April.

[35] Waite S, Wheeler S and Bromfield C (2003) Our Flexible Friend: The Implications of Individual Differences for Information Technology Paper presented at CAL '03 Conference, Belfast, Northern Ireland. 7-10 April.

[34] Waite S, Bromfield C and Wheeler S (2003) Can ICT Switch Children on to Learning? Paper presented at the European Association of Research in Learning and Instruction (EARLI) Conference, Padova, Italy. 26-30 August.

[33] Gale K, Kelly P and Wheeler S (2003) Mapping the Learner in Cyberspace Project (Paper 1): An Examination of Changes in Professional Identity and Practice Style in an Online Problem Based Learning Environment. Paper presented at the Plymouth e-Learning Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 29 November.

[32] Wheeler S and Amiotte S (2002) Resistance to Technological Change and the Tyranny of Distance: Documenting the Effects of Distance Education in South Dakota. Paper for the Discourse Power Resistance (DPR1) Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 13-14 April.

[31] Wheeler S (2002) Telemedicine: Using Distance Technologies in Surgeon Training. Closing Address for the Ministry of Communication and Information Conference on Distance Learning, Cairo, Egypt. 21-22 June.

[30] Wheeler S (2002) Multi-Modal Problem Based Learning and Web Technology in Distributed Education. Invited Paper for the First International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Information Systems (ICICIS). Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. 24-26 June.

[29] Serduikov P and Wheeler S (2002) Towards a Cyclic Model of Distance Education Paper presentation at the IFIP World Congress on Computers, Montreal, Canada. 25-30 August.

[28] Wheeler S (2002) Dances with Wolves: Learns with Computers. Paper presentation at the Association of Learning Technologies Conference (ALT-C) 2002, Sunderland University, England. 9-11 September.

[27] Brown G and Wheeler S (2001) An Evaluation of Wireless Local Area Networks in Distributed Education Paper presented at the E-Learning Conference and Expo, Washington D.C., USA. 17- 20 April.

[26] Wheeler S (2001) Where Are We Now? Current Trends in Technology Supported Education and Training Paper of the World Conference on Computers in Education, Copenhagen, Denmark. 29 July-3 August.

[25] Wheeler S, Bromfield, C and Waite, S (2001) Promoting Creativity Through the Use of Web Based Resources and Instruction Paper presentation for the Romanian Internet Learning Workshop, Sumuleu Cuic, Romania. 12-18 August.

[24] Wheeler S (2001) Dual Mode Delivery of Problem Based Learning: A Constructivist Perspective Invited Tutorial for the Romanian Internet Learning Workshop, Sumuleu Cuic, Romania. 12-18 August.

[23] Wheeler S (2001) Visual Collaboration in Multi-Mode Distance Learning Support Invited Paper for the New World Learning Symposium, Royal College of Physicians, London, England. 12 November.

[22] Wheeler S (2000) The Traditional University is Dead! Long Live the Distributed University Keynote Speech to the European Universities Continuing Education Network (EUCEN) Conference, University of Bergen, Norway. 4-7 May 4-7.

[21] Wheeler S (2000) The Role of the Teacher in ICT.  Keynote Speech to the National Teachers Conference, University of Western Bohemia, Plzen, Czech Republic. 12-14 May.

[20] Wheeler S (2000) Transactional Distance in On-Line Learning. Invited Tutorial for the Romanian Internet Learning Workshop, Sumuleu Cuic, Romania. 28 June - 5 July.

[19] Wheeler S (2000) Streaming Media and Webcasting: Evaluation of an Interactive Distance Learning Application.Workshop and Paper for the Romanian Internet Learning Workshop, Sumuleu Cuic, Romania. 28 June - 5 July.

[18] Wheeler S (2000) Networked Learning and the Delivery of Distance Education: Telematics at the University of Plymouth International Network Conference 2000, University of Plymouth, England. 5-6 July.

[17] Wheeler S (1999) Streaming through the net: Combining video streaming and webcasting for interactive learning environments Paper presentation and panel for On-Line Educa, Berlin, Germany. 25-26 November.

[16] Wheeler S and Vranch A T (1999) Building for the Future of Educational Telematics: Modes, Methods and Media Paper presentation for the MEMO99 Conference, Mid-West Wireless Civic Centre, Mankato, MN, USA. 8-9 October.

[15] Wheeler S and Vranch A T (1999) Building the Infrastructure for Distributed Learning: Combining Human and Technological Networks Paper presented at the ALT-C Conference, University of Bristol, England. 21-23 September.

[14] Wheeler S and Pytel J (1999) Selecting Telematic Solutions for Flexible Learning Delivery to SMEs Paper presentation, ADAPT through RATIO Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 30 August - 1 September.

[13] Kingsnorth A, Campbell J, Vranch A T and Wheeler S (1999) The Digital Surgeon - Training Surgeons Using Telematics Poster presentation for the 19th World Conference on Open Learning and Distance Education, Vienna, Austria, 20-24 June.

[12] Wheeler S , Vranch A T and Reid F J M (1999) Bridging the Psychological Gap in Distance Learning Poster presentation for the 19th World Conference on Open Learning and Distance Education, Vienna, Austria, 20-24 June.

[11] Wheeler S (1999) Caught in the Spotlight: User Reactions to ISDN Video Conferencing, Paper for IFIP ComNEd 99 Conference, Hameenlinna, Finland, 13-18 June.

[10] Vranch A T and Wheeler S (1998) A Benefits Analysis Tool: Applications to ISDN Videoconferencing, Paper presented at the Online EDUCA Conference, Berlin, Germany, 1-4 December.

[9] Vranch A T and Wheeler S (1998) Combining Satellite and Terrestrial Networks for Distance Learning, Paper presented at the Queensland Open Learning Network Conference, Convention Centre, Brisbane, Australia, 1-4 December. 

[8] Vranch A T and Wheeler S (1997) Combining Satellite and Terrestrial Networks - an integrated approach for distancelearning, Paper presented at the On-Line EDUCA Conference, Berlin, Germany, 29-31 October. 

[7] Wheeler S (1997) RATIO - A multi-layered network solution to the problems of rural area training delivery, Paper presented at the 6th EDEN International Conference, Technical University, Budapest, Hungary, 23-25 June.

[6] Wheeler S (1997) Reducing technological threat and increasing motivation: A case study of students learning computing, Paper for the SEDA Spring conference, April 8-10, University of Plymouth, England. 8-10 April.

[5] Wheeler S (1997) RATIO - A delivery network for open distance learning, Paper presented at the CAL97 Conference, Exeter University, England. 23-26 March.

[4] Wheeler S (1997) Convergent Technologies and Innovations in Distance Learning, Paper presented at the Integrating Learning Technologies Conference, University of Plymouth, England. 30 January.

[3] Wheeler S (1996) Satellite Video Teleconferencing for UK Nurses - An Evaluation, Paper presented at the 5th EDEN Conference, Palais de Congres, Poitiers, France, 17-19 July. 

[2] Wheeler S (1993) Satellite Technology as a Distance Learning Strategy: a report on the first live satellite teleconference for nurses in the UK, Conference Proceedings, Annual Conference, British Computer Society Nursing Specialist Group, BJHC Books, Leicester, England. 11-13 November. 

[1] Wheeler S (1992) Satellite Video Teleconferencing for Health Care Professionals, Conference Proceedings, Annual Conference of the British Computer Society Nursing Specialist Group, BJHC Books, Eastbourne, England. 4-5 November.

Books and Book Chapters  

[22] Wheeler S (2009) Learner support needs in online problem based learning. In A Orellana, T L Hudgins and M Simonson (Eds.) The Perfect Online Course: Best Practices for Design and Teaching. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishers. pp 475-486.

[21] Wheeler S (2009) Destruction and Creativity on the Social Web: Learning with wikis in higher education. In S Hatzipanagos and S Warburton (Eds.) Social Software & Developing Community Ontologies. Hershey, PA: IGI Global Press.

[17] Trentin G and Wheeler S (2009) A Critical Review of Blended Learning in the UK: What Future for the LMS? In E Stacey and P Gerbic (Eds.) Effective Blended Learning Practices: Evidence-Based Perspectives in ICT- Facilitated Education. Hershey, PA: IGI Global Press.

[16] Wheeler S (2009 in press) Exploring the Wiki as a collaborative online blended learning tool. In S. Murugesan (Ed.) Handbook of Research on Web 2.0, 3.0, and X.0: Technologies, Business, and Social Applications. Hershey, PA: IGI Global Press. 

[15] Wheeler S (2009 in press) Using Wikis in Teacher Education: Student generated content as support in professional learning. In M Lee and C McLoughlin (Eds.) Melbourne: IGI Global Press.

[14] Wheeler S (2008) Learning in collaborative spaces: Encouraging a culture of sharing (Chapter 1). In S Wheeler (Ed.) Connected Minds, Emerging Cultures. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishers.

[13] Wheeler S (2008) Digital Tribes, Virtual Clans (Chapter 6). In S Wheeler (Ed.) Connected Minds, Emerging Cultures. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishers.

[12] Wheeler S and Keegan H (2008) Imagined Worlds, Emerging Cultures (Chapter 17). In S Wheeler (Ed.) Connected Minds, Emerging Cultures. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishers.

[11] John P D and Wheeler S (2007) The Digital Classroom: Harnessing the power of technology for the future of learning and teaching. London: Routledge/David Falmer.

[10] Kamel Boulos MN, Maramba I and Wheeler S (2007) Wikis, Blogs and Podcasts (Chapter 11). In Ravi Kumar Jain B (Ed.) Web 2.0 - An Introduction. Hyderabad, India: The Icfai University Press,  pp. 125-142 (ISBN: 81-314-0823-X). 

[9] Wheeler S and Winter A (2005) Winning Hearts and Minds. In S Wheeler (Ed) Transforming Primary ICT. Exeter: Learning Matters Ltd.

[8] Wheeler S (2005) ICT and Creativity . In S Wheeler (Ed) Transforming Primary ICT. Exeter: Learning Matters Ltd.

[7] Wheeler S (2005) Surviving the Internet: Issues of Use and Abuse. In S Wheeler (Ed) Transforming Primary ICT. Exeter: Learning Matters Ltd.

[6] Wheeler S (2005) British Distance Education: A Proud Tradition. In Y. Visser, L. Visser and M. Simonson (Eds.) Trends and Issues in Distance Education: An International Perspective. Greenwich, Connecticut, USA: Information Age Publishers.

[5] Nistor N, English S, Wheeler S and Jalobeanu M (Eds. 2003) Towards the Virtual University: International Online Perspectives. Edited Volume published by Information Age Publishers, Greenwich, Connecticut.

[4] Wheeler S (2003) Web Based Learning and Transactional Distance Theory. In N Nistor, S English, S Wheeler and M Jalobeanu (Eds.) Towards the Virtual University: International Online Perspectives Greenwich, Connecticut, USA: Information Age Publishers.

[3] Wheeler S and Nistor N (2003) Human Behaviour in the Online Sub Culture. In N Nistor, S English, S Wheeler and M Jalobeanu (Eds.) Towards the Virtual University: International Online Perspectives Greenwich, Connecticut, USA: Information Age Publishers.

[1] Wheeler S (2002) Multimodal Problem Based Learning and Web Technology in Distributed Education. In M F Tolba and A B M Salem (Eds.) Intelligent Computing and Information Systems. Cairo: Ain Shams University Press.

[40] Refereed paper for the Vice Chancellor's Conference, University of Plymouth, Plymouth, England. 4 July, 2008.

[41] Panel presentation and invited session chair for the IFIP Open and Working Conference, Open University of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 7-11 July, 2008.

[42] Refereed paper for ALT-C 2008, University of Leeds, England. 9-11 September, 2008. 

[43] Refereed workshop and poster presentation for ICL 2008, Villach, Austria. 24-26 September, 2008.

[44] Refereed conference paper for Online Educa Berlin, Germany. 4-5 December, 2008.

[19] Invited Special Panel presentation, Online Educa Berlin, Berlin, Germany. 28-30 November, 2007.

[18] Invited Research Seminar, Beyond Distance Alliance, University of Leicester, England. 25 October, 2007.

[17] Invited Research Seminar, University of Applied Sciences (Atlantis University Project), Darmstadt, Germany. 12 October, 2007.

[16] Invited presentation for the Pedagogical Faculty, Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic: 30 May, 2007.

[15] Invited presentation for the e-Learning Practitioners Network, e-Learning Unit, University of Surrey, England: 3 May, 2007.

[14] Invited presentations (2) for the e-Learning and Multimedia Department, University of Umea, Sweden: 16 March, 2007.

[13] Invited Paper for the Centre for Information Technology Conference, University of Umea, Sweden: 22-23 November, 2006.

[12] Featured Speaker, TAFE Learning Technologies Conference, Mooloolaba Campus, University of Queensland, Australia: 11 November, 2005.

[11] Invited Special Interest Group Symposia (2) 11th Biennial EARLI Conference, University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus: 23-27 August, 2005.

[10] Keynote Presentation, Teaching and Learning Conference, University of Wales at Newport, Wales, 13 June, 2005.

[9] Featured Paper and Invited Session Chair: First International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Information Science,  Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt: June 24-26, 2002.

[8] Invited Closing Address: Ministry of Communications and Information Conference on Telemedicine and Distance Learning, National Conference Centre, Cairo, Egypt: June 20-22, 2002.

[7] Invited Featured Paper: New World Learning Symposium, London, Eng;and: November 12, 2001.

[5] Invited Presentation: Governor's Conclave on Distance Education, Capitol Buidling, Pierre, South Dakota, USA: July 16-18, 2000.

[4] Invited Workshop and Conference Paper, Romanian Internet Learning Workshop, Sumuleu Cuic, Romania: June 26-July 8, 2000.

[3] Keynote Address: National Teachers Conference, University of Western Bohemia, Plzen, Czech Republic: May 12-14, 2000.

Professional Membership and International Representation

Membership of Professional and Academic Organisations

Home

We have lived in Crabtree, on the edge of Plymouth since1997. It's a nice quiet area, just off the main A38 flyover, and is convenient for travel. We have shared our home with hamsters, mice and guinea pigs as well as the many visits from a dozen neighbourhood cats and the occasional hedgehog (!).

Personal Interests

Since January 2004 we regularly attend Plymouth Christian Centre in Plymouth, where we meet with many other Christians from all walks of life. We enjoy the fellowship's relaxed and informal style, and the kids love the youth activities. I play electric lead guitar in the fellowship band each Sunday and occasionally lead the worship services. For the afficionados, my best guitar is a 1980 Nashville Gibson Les Paul Deluxe solid body. I use Roland Cube Amplification and Boss effects pedals. A few years ago I also acquired a 2003 Korean Fender Stratocaster and a thin body Aria Sandpiper semi-accoustic.