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Julia Taylor
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Considering the marketing of higher education: the role of student learning gain as a potential indicator of teaching quality
M Polkinghorne, G Roushan, J Taylor
Journal of Marketing for Higher Education 27 (2), 213-232, 2017
492017
Left on the Shelf?: the Issues and Challenges Facing Women Employed in Libraries from the late Nineteenth Century to the 1950s
J Taylor
Library History 11 (1), 96-107, 1995
151995
Switching on the BBC: using recursive abstraction to undertake a narrative inquiry-based investigation into the BBC’s early strategic business and management issues
M Polkinghorne, J Taylor
SAGE Research Methods Cases, 1-20, 2019
142019
An innovative framework for higher education to evaluate learning gain: A case study based upon the discipline of marketing
M Polkinghorne, H O’Sullivan, J Taylor, G Roushan
Studies in Higher Education 46 (9), 1740-1755, 2021
82021
Evaluating student learning gain: An alternative perspective
M Polkinghorne, G Roushan, J Taylor
72017
From sound to print in pre-war Britain: the cultural and commercial interdependence between broadcasters and broadcasting magazines in the 1930s.
J Taylor
Bournemouth University, 2013
62013
Seeking an educational Utopia: an alternative model for evaluating student Learning Gain
M Polkinghorne, G Roushan, J Taylor
Journal of Further and Higher Education 45 (6), 857-869, 2021
52021
Women and libraries
JT McCain
The Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland 3, 1850-2000, 2006
52006
Evaluating Student Learning Gain in Higher Education: A Poetic Consideration Based Upon the Teaching of Business and Management
M Polkinghorne, J Taylor, G Roushan
Western Business and Management Conference, 2020
2020
Non-Academic Research Impact: A Case Study Exploring the Perceived Importance of Non-Academic Impact of Doctoral Students’ Research at Bournemouth University
F Knight, J Taylor, M Polkinghorne, R Edwards
2017
LBC/IRN Archive Digitisation
S Street, J Taylor-McCain, S Peters
2009
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