Integrating lecture recording to support flexible learning and responsive pedagogies in a dual mode undergraduate law degree by Prinsloo, Heinrich

“…In addition to survey findings, the study also presents lecturer views, to illustrate some of these variations and interplays. While some lecturers reported that using lecture recordings has completely transformed the way they teach, others admitted that if they had a choice, they would not use lecture recordings in their teaching. …”
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Epidemiology of pertussis in children hospitalised with respiratory tract infection by Muloiwa, Rudzani

“…This thesis set out to find data that will give some insight into the burden of pertussis in a low- and middle-income setting in infants and children with severe lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI). …”
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Socio-economic impact of unemployment

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Elucidating environmental resistomes using in silico analysis

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Transmitting the transition media events and post-apartheid South African national identity by Evans, Martha

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The distribution of the complex rectangular co-ordinates and its applications by Dines, Malcolm

“…From this distribution the complex Hishart distribution will be derived as an application. Some properties of the distribution of the complex rectangular coordinates will be given. …”
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Ternary derivations of triangular algebras by Vandeyar, Morgan

“…We use category theory to approach our study of ternary derivations, while also offering some straightforward computational proofs. Furthermore, we investigate some related maps, called ternary automorphisms and generalised derivations, an intermediary between derivations and ternary derivations. …”
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The international protection of language rights by Paleker, Mohamed

“…While the overwhelming majority of minority language groups remain at the cutting edge of linguistic discrimination, some national and regional minorities (e.g. in Belgium, Canada, Finland, India, and Switzerland) by contrast, are empowered to exercise at least some of their basic linguistic rights.…”
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