Professor Sally Barnes

Research summary

Sally is a quantitative researcher with an interest in how appropriate technology can be used to enhance the learning process in both face-to-face and at a distance scenarios.

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Biography

Sally Barnes is Senior Lecturer in Education and Graduate Dean/Co-Education Director for the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law.

She currently teaches Statistics to Masters and Doctoral students in Bristol and units on Data Collection and Analysis to EdD students in Hong Kong.

Sally's research interests are in how appropriate technology can be used to enhance the learning process in both face-to-face and at a distance scenarios.  She originally came to Bristol to work on the acquisition of child language with the Language Development Project (directed by Gordon Wells).  Since then her work has focussed on individual differences ...

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Selected publications

• Barnes, SB 2013, ‘Can technology enhance the quality of higher education’. in: Yngve Nordkvelle, Trine Fossland, Grete Netteland (eds) Kvalitet i fleksibel høyere utdanning – nordiske perspektiver.. Akademika Forlag, Oslo
• Barnes, SB & Lewin, C 2011, ‘Differences and relationships in quantitative data’. in: Bridget Somekh, Cathy Lewib (eds) Theory and Method is Social Research. SAGE Publications Ltd, London

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