Mark Turner

EmailMark.Turnerport.acuk

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PhD projects

Human computer interaction
Impact of Social Media
Online communication and self-presentation
Student learning and assessment in Higher Education
Student learning gain through work placements

14 Article
7 Chapter (peer-reviewed)
3 Conference contribution
2 Other chapter contribution
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2005

The effect of background occlusion and user perceptual characteristics on sickness and visual attention during immersion
Turner, M., Love, S. & Van Laar, D., 2005.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
User preference as a method for determining screen polarity requirements for complex control room displays
Van Laar, D., Cox, M., Andrew, I. & Turner, M., 2005.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Mark Turner

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The effect of background occlusion and user perceptual characteristics on sickness and visual attention during immersion

User preference as a method for determining screen polarity requirements for complex control room displays