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Article Abstract:

An examination of the growing trend for the use of wireless technology by those attending conferences and how this can enrich the conference experience, as well as cause potential embarrassment for those giving lectures. It is argued that whilst there is a potential downside to the encroachment of this technology, on balance the use of these technologies is likely to be beneficial, offering added possibilities for collective learning and increasing the level of interaction between members of the audience.

Technology application

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Don't like it? Don't go

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to the complaints put forward by academic staff that they are finding themselves unable to meet their deadlines and complete work as a result of the requirement that they attend some conference or another. It is argued that if the academics find these conferences such a chore, especially the ones being held overseas, then they should not attend them.

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Hire a curly wig and wave your pointy stick..

Article Abstract:

An analysis of performance reviews and their use amongst academics. It is suggested that the best way to deal with performance reviews is to bring a sense of humour to them.

United Kingdom, Employee Evaluation, Evaluation, Employee performance appraisals, Performance appraisals, Scholars, Instructions

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