Lisa Harris
Biographic Data
| ID | 3692414 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lisa Harris |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lisa |
| FAMILY NAME | Harris |
| SIGNATURE | HARRIS L |
| AFFILIATIONS | RMIT University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9603-9887 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Understanding Students’ Learning Needs and Preferences
Central to personalized learning classrooms is the need for students to understand their learning strengths, weaknesses and preferences so that they can take ownership over their learning. Teacher educators from three universities used an improvement science plan-do-study-act cycle and qualitative research methods to investigate preservice teachers’ use and understanding of learner profiles aligned with Universal Design for Learning components. U…
Policing repeat and high-risk family violence
Family violence forms a significant part of police-work, with many police agencies adopting evolving responses to family violence over time. This article presents the qualitative findings of a mixed-method evaluation of ‘Alexis’, a coordinated police-social-services approach to family violence piloted in the state of Victoria, Australia. In-depth interviews were conducted with 14 stakeholders (7 police members and 7 community service providers) t…
Parent abuse by dependent adult children living in the family home
Research is beginning to examine the abuse of parents by their children but has tended to focus on adolescent-to-parent abuse where the child is aged between 10–17 years, or elder abuse where the victim is of post-retirement age. This article examines an under-recognized form of family violence that involves the abuse of parents by their dependent adult-aged children living in the family home. This article draws on data from an evaluation of a po…
Social Media in Politics
This paper analyses the role played by social media in shaping political debate during the UK election campaign of May 2010, with a focus on local application within two constituencies in Hampshire. Barack Obama’s presidential campaign was such a digital triumph that it propelled social media onto the radar of marketers within commercial organisations worldwide. Literature in the field of political marketing has recommended the development of rel…
Effective Use of Mobile Communications in E-Government
This paper investigates what is needed to make the mobile phone a more effective tool for the interaction between government and governed. Recent studies have shown that a significant proportion of the UK population have no intention of accessing the Internet; however, it is reported that there are more web-enabled mobile phones than there are PCs in the UK. Mobile phones may thus offer the most viable electronic channel through which to encourag…
Eating and Reading Hiromi Goto
Hiromi Goto uses salted sour plums, cucumber and tonkatsu to expose the limits of reading and eating as ways of knowing gender and race. Ultimately, Goto argues, "difference exists, all cannot be understood." The narrator of Goto's fictocriticism, Not Your Ethnic Body, describes herself through food to challenge how the female Japanese-Canadian body is consumed through writing. Yet she makes herself unpalatable to readers by prompting them to rec…
E-Economy
Virtual Online Environments Creating an External Social Presence—MOO
Lexical and prosodic eues in the comprehension of relative certainty
This study examined the development of children's comprehension of the use of intonation and belief verbs to mark the relative certainty with which a speaker makes a statement. Subjects were presented with a task in which they had to guess the location of an object hidden in one of two boxes over a series of trials. As clues to location, the children were presented with contrasting pairs of statements by two puppets. In the first experiment with …
Social Media in Politics
This paper analyses the role played by social media in shaping political debate during the UK election campaign of May 2010, with a focus on local application within two constituencies in Hampshire. Barack Obama’s presidential campaign was such a digital triumph that it propelled social media onto the radar of marketers within commercial organisations worldwide. Literature in the field of political marketing has recommended the development of rel…
Lexical and prosodic eues in the comprehension of relative certainty
This study examined the development of children's comprehension of the use of intonation and belief verbs to mark the relative certainty with which a speaker makes a statement. Subjects were presented with a task in which they had to guess the location of an object hidden in one of two boxes over a series of trials. As clues to location, the children were presented with contrasting pairs of statements by two puppets. In the first experiment with …
E-Economy
Virtual Online Environments Creating an External Social Presence—MOO
Effective Use of Mobile Communications in E-Government
This paper investigates what is needed to make the mobile phone a more effective tool for the interaction between government and governed. Recent studies have shown that a significant proportion of the UK population have no intention of accessing the Internet; however, it is reported that there are more web-enabled mobile phones than there are PCs in the UK. Mobile phones may thus offer the most viable electronic channel through which to encourag…
Eating and Reading Hiromi Goto
Hiromi Goto uses salted sour plums, cucumber and tonkatsu to expose the limits of reading and eating as ways of knowing gender and race. Ultimately, Goto argues, "difference exists, all cannot be understood." The narrator of Goto's fictocriticism, Not Your Ethnic Body, describes herself through food to challenge how the female Japanese-Canadian body is consumed through writing. Yet she makes herself unpalatable to readers by prompting them to rec…
Social Media in Politics
This paper analyses the role played by social media in shaping political debate during the UK election campaign of May 2010, with a focus on local application within two constituencies in Hampshire. Barack Obama’s presidential campaign was such a digital triumph that it propelled social media onto the radar of marketers within commercial organisations worldwide. Literature in the field of political marketing has recommended the development of rel…
Policing repeat and high-risk family violence
Family violence forms a significant part of police-work, with many police agencies adopting evolving responses to family violence over time. This article presents the qualitative findings of a mixed-method evaluation of ‘Alexis’, a coordinated police-social-services approach to family violence piloted in the state of Victoria, Australia. In-depth interviews were conducted with 14 stakeholders (7 police members and 7 community service providers) t…
Parent abuse by dependent adult children living in the family home
Research is beginning to examine the abuse of parents by their children but has tended to focus on adolescent-to-parent abuse where the child is aged between 10–17 years, or elder abuse where the victim is of post-retirement age. This article examines an under-recognized form of family violence that involves the abuse of parents by their dependent adult-aged children living in the family home. This article draws on data from an evaluation of a po…
Understanding Students’ Learning Needs and Preferences
Central to personalized learning classrooms is the need for students to understand their learning strengths, weaknesses and preferences so that they can take ownership over their learning. Teacher educators from three universities used an improvement science plan-do-study-act cycle and qualitative research methods to investigate preservice teachers’ use and understanding of learner profiles aligned with Universal Design for Learning components. U…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Domestic violence (2 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (2 works)