Items where Author is "Freddolino, Paul P."

Number of items: 12.
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  • Assessing the comparability of classroom environments in graduate social work education delivered via interactive instructional television (IITV). Freddolino, Paul P. and Sutherland, Cheryl A.
  • Effects of digital engagement on the quality of life of older people. Damant, Jacqueline and Knapp, Martin and Freddolino, Paul P. and Lombard, Daniel
  • Enhancing computer-mediated teaching through interactivity: the second iteration of a world wide web-based graduate social work course. Stocks, J. Timothy and Freddolino, Paul P.
  • Evaluation of distance education programs in social work. Macy, Jane A. and Rooney, Ronald H. and Freddolino, Paul P. and Hollister, C. David
  • The MonAMI project: the social benefits of telecare. Damant, Jacqueline and Knapp, Martin and Watters, Sarah and King, Derek and Ellis, Maggie and Freddolino, Paul P.
  • Quality and comparability in distance field education: student reports comparing three program sites. McFall, J. P. and Freddolino, Paul P.
  • Technology-based tools and services for people with dementia and carers: mapping technology onto the dementia care pathway. Lorenz, Klara and Freddolino, Paul P. and Comas-Herrera, Adelina and Knapp, Martin and Damant, Jacqueline picture_as_pdf
  • The impact of ICT services on perceptions of the quality of life of older people. Damant, Jacqueline and Knapp, Martin and Watters, Sarah and Freddolino, Paul P. and Ellis, Margaret and King, Derek
  • The impact of distance education programs on community agencies. McFall, Jo Ann P. and Freddolino, Paul P.
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  • Economics and society: efficiency, equity and choice. Freddolino, Paul P. and Knapp, Martin
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  • The right side of the digital divide for older people: a literature review. Damant, Jacqueline and Freddolino, Paul P. and Knapp, Martin and Ellis, Margaret and Mitleton-Kelly, Eve and Burchardt, Tania
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  • The case for investment in technology to manage the global costs of dementia. Knapp, Martin and Barlow, James and Comas-Herrera, Adelina and Damant, Jacqueline and Freddolino, Paul P. and Hamblin, Kate and Hu, Bo and Lorenz, Klara and Perkins, Margaret and Rehill, Amritpal and Wittenberg, Raphael and Woolham, John