Whilst the future for social media in chronic disease management appears to be optimistic,
there is limited concrete evidence indicating whether and how social media use significantly …

Abstract Background and Aims: Electronic-health technologies (eHealth) such as Web-
based interventions, virtual clinics, smart-phone applications, and telemedicine are being …

This paper reports on a study conducted in 2006 with more than 2,000 incoming first-year
Australian university students. Students were asked about their access to, use of and …

Objective To evaluate the effect of telemedicine on GDM service and maternal, and foetal
outcomes. Methods A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials …

This paper reports qualitative findings from a study that investigated Australian university
staff and students' perceptions and use of current and emerging technologies both in their …

A great deal has been written over the past few years about the characteristics of a new
generation of students and the implications for teaching and learning. This generation …

The ways in which universities and individual academics attempt to deter and respond to
student plagiarism may be based on untested assumptions about particular or primary …

Background: Recent research indicates that university students are interested and active in
supporting their learning by using Facebook, a popular social networking website. Aim: This …

The corollary of the'Digital Native''young, technologically avid and literate'is the'Digital
Immigrant''older, less familiar and comfortable with technology. The accompanying rhetoric …

It has been widely suggested, and in some respects accepted, that a so-called Net
Generation of students is passing through our universities. Born roughly between 1980 and …