Janet Bell
Biographic Data
| ID | 3783011 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Janet Bell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Janet |
| FAMILY NAME | Bell |
| SIGNATURE | BELL J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Glastonbury Abbey |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Immersive sacred heritage
This paper reflects on how immersive approaches can be designed to respect the spiritual ethos of sacred heritage. Glastonbury Abbey (Somerset, UK) provides a case study of ‘mixed reality’ immersive interpretation, including gamification, at an open-air sacred heritage site which attracts a diverse range of spiritual seekers (Christian, ‘New Age’ and Neo-Pagan). A cross-disciplinary team collaborated to design for authenticity, mediating ethical …
Additional feeding assistance improves the energy and protein intakes of hospitalised elderly patients. A health services evaluation
Grace Paley's Political Arts
The bright red curtain opens and I am already spinning. I can barely see through the eyeholes of the red-horned demon mask I am wearing, three times the size of my own head. I am riding a hobby-horse dragon in a fringed red devil costume, my left hand gripping the reins, my right arm swinging a wooden sword. On the floor below me is a world of multi-colored flat cutouts: trees, houses, trucks, cars, garbagemen, washerwomen, and children. I am a g…
The Exclusion of Women from Australian Post‐Secondary Agricultural Education and Training 1880–19691
The Administrative Aspects of the Introduction of Productivity Payment Schemes in the Electricity Supply Industry
A Note on the Taxonomy of Witkin's Field‐independence Measures
Immersive sacred heritage
This paper reflects on how immersive approaches can be designed to respect the spiritual ethos of sacred heritage. Glastonbury Abbey (Somerset, UK) provides a case study of ‘mixed reality’ immersive interpretation, including gamification, at an open-air sacred heritage site which attracts a diverse range of spiritual seekers (Christian, ‘New Age’ and Neo-Pagan). A cross-disciplinary team collaborated to design for authenticity, mediating ethical …
Additional feeding assistance improves the energy and protein intakes of hospitalised elderly patients. A health services evaluation
A Note on the Taxonomy of Witkin's Field‐independence Measures
The Administrative Aspects of the Introduction of Productivity Payment Schemes in the Electricity Supply Industry
The Exclusion of Women from Australian Post‐Secondary Agricultural Education and Training 1880–19691
Grace Paley's Political Arts
The bright red curtain opens and I am already spinning. I can barely see through the eyeholes of the red-horned demon mask I am wearing, three times the size of my own head. I am riding a hobby-horse dragon in a fringed red devil costume, my left hand gripping the reins, my right arm swinging a wooden sword. On the floor below me is a world of multi-colored flat cutouts: trees, houses, trucks, cars, garbagemen, washerwomen, and children. I am a g…
Additional feeding assistance improves the energy and protein intakes of hospitalised elderly patients. A health services evaluation
Immersive sacred heritage
This paper reflects on how immersive approaches can be designed to respect the spiritual ethos of sacred heritage. Glastonbury Abbey (Somerset, UK) provides a case study of ‘mixed reality’ immersive interpretation, including gamification, at an open-air sacred heritage site which attracts a diverse range of spiritual seekers (Christian, ‘New Age’ and Neo-Pagan). A cross-disciplinary team collaborated to design for authenticity, mediating ethical …
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