Internationalisation of the curriculum
The impact of entry modes on the organisational design of international hotel chains
This article was published in the Service Industries Journal
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Seen by:Internationalising Hospitality Management Degrees
This paper was published in the International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management
Communities of Design in International Service Firms
This paper was presented at the EGOS conference in Vienna and was published in the conference proceedings.
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Seen by:New Journeys in Development Education: preparing teachers for a study visit
by Audrey Osler
Educational Review 1992, 44 (1): 59-72
This paper examines the preparation of a group of primary teachers for a study visit to Kenya and Tanzania in 1989. It... more This paper examines the preparation of a group of primary teachers for a study visit to Kenya and Tanzania in 1989. It reviews the in-service course that they underwent beforehand, analyses their reactions to new experiences in East Africa, and considers how teachers can most effectively be prepared for study visits to developing countries. It concludes by highlighting issues relevant to the planning of such visits for teachers.
Developing international perspectives through videoconference tutorials for global learning
by maureen bell
co-authored with Carr, P. & Whelan, R.
International outcomes through groupwork in transnational higher education
by maureen bell
Bell, M. E., Smith, L. & Vrazalic, L. (2008). In L. Dunn & M. Wallace (Eds.), Teaching in Transnational Higher Education: Enhancing Learning for Offshore International Students (pp. 148-159). New York, NY: Routledge.
Beyond the supermarket: lost opportunities in summer study abroad for Singapore sojourners in Australia
by maureen bell
Bell, M. (2008). International Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies, 4 (1), 61-78.
Exploring fieldwork for study abroad sojourners
by maureen bell
Bell, M. (2008). In M. Hellsten & A. Reid (Eds.), Researching International Pedagogies: sustainable practice for teaching and learning in higher education (pp. 129-146). Hong Kong: Springer.
Can creativity be taught?
by Jane Osmond
Co-authored with Bull, K. (2007) European League of Institutes of the Arts Conference. Brighton. July. Trigger paper strand A2
This paper considers the contested notion of creativity, both in general and as it pertains to design, and a synopsis... more
This paper considers the contested notion of creativity, both in general and as it pertains to design, and a synopsis is offered of a longitudinal study being carried out by the Centre of Excellence for Product and Automotive Design (CEPAD)
at Coventry University, relating to the existing creative baseline of ‘spatial understanding’ for the Transport and Product Design
course at Coventry University.
The use of an existing test, plus the use of a pilot tool developed from the research aimed at measuring students’ spatial understanding on entry to the course are discussed and the authors argue that before considering whether creativity can be taught, defining a creative baseline within a particular domain needs to be undertaken.

