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Grounded In Relevant International Research, This Study Helps Academic Instructors And University Managers Understand How E-learning Relates To, And Can Be Integrated With, Other Student Experiences Of Learning, Such As Learning In Lectures, Seminars And Laboratories, As Well As Private Study. List Of Figures -- List Of Tables -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Thinking Ecologically About E-learning -- 3. New Students, New Technology -- 4. Students Experiences Of E-learning In Higher Education: Learning Through Discussion -- 5. Student Experiences Of E-learning In Higher Education: Learning Through Inquiry -- 6. University Teachers' Experiences Of E-learning In An Ecology -- 7. An Ecology Of Learning: Practical Theory For Leadership, Management And Educational Design -- 8. Teaching-as-design And The Ecology Of University Learning -- 9. Leadership For Learning: Perspectives On Learning Spaces -- 10. Relating The Idea Of An Ecology Of Learning To Campus Planning -- 11. Concluding Comments: The Ecological Perspective, Balance And Change -- Notes -- References -- Index. Robert A. Ellis And Peter Goodyear. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 191-203) And Index.