Singapore Institute of Technology
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Chien Ching is a life-long believer in experiential learning that involves inculcating a curious, open and critical mindset in viewing situations from multiple perspectives, based on evidence. Her areas of interests are in technical communication, professional communication, visual communication, career and professional development, development of micro-learning modules and strategy and self-regulation instruction. Chien Ching has a PhD in Learning Sciences and Technology. She is currently an Associate Editor for the Australasian Journal of Educational Technology. She is also an NICF-PMI Agile Certified Practitioner and Myer-Briggs Type Certified Trainer.

Publications

  • Methodological issues in using sequential representations in the teaching of writing
  • Strategy and self-regulation instruction as contributors to improving students' cognitive model in an ESL program
  • Graphic organisers as scaffolding for students' revision in the prewriting stage
  • Graphical representations and transfer of ideas between multi-draft pre-writing stages
  • Scaffolding writing using feedback in students' graphic organizers - Novice writers' relevance of ideas and cognitive loads | Rückmeldung über graphische organizer von studenten unterstützt das schreiben - Relevanz von anfänger ideen und erinnerungsnotizen
  • Specific guidelines for creating effective visual arguments in technical handouts
  • Using the dialogic communication model to teach students to write a report introduction tutorial
  • Writing for transfer in resume writing
  • Graphic organizers as scaffold for students’ revision in the pre-writing stage
  • Developing self-regulated learning in an era of globalization
  • Using table of contents to analyze moves and steps in final-year engineering reports
  • Lessons learnt from embedding and integrating communication skills in two discipline-specific courses
  • The cognitive process of using graphic organizers and feedback in the context of writing
  • Students' Choice of Organizers based on their Perceptual Operations
  • Training impact analysis using the Philips ROI methodology
  • Surviving Covid: Pursuing a vision or practicality?
  • Developing standalone original e-learning resources: Why do it?
  • Curating Authentic Hospitality in a Local Boutique Hotel
  • Engineering students' perceptions of graduate attributes: Perspectives from two educational paths
  • A long-term view on the use of micro-learning in organizations.
  • Tackling Students'(Mis) Conceptions about Writing: A Case Study
  • Managing remote teams for value-driven delivery
  • Discussion forum as a secondary coach
  • Resolving misconcpetions using computer-supported collaborative learning.
  • Seeing is understanding: Improving coherence in students' writing
  • Putting courses online: A novice developer's perspective
  • Teaching career development skills using an integrated approach.
  • Interactivity tools in online learning
  • Graphic organisers as scaffolding for students’ revision in the prewriting stage
  • Kirkpatrick levels of evaluation in communication skills curriculum design.
  • Graphic organizers as diagnostic tools in the teaching of writing.
  • Graphic organizers: You see it or you don't?
  • Adapting a F2F course to an online environment: A case study.
  • Using Checklists to" Standardise" Content
  • Using Concept Maps to Gauge Students' Understanding
  • Teaching evidence-based writing using corporate blogs
  • Scaffolding writing using feedback in students' graphic organizers - Novice writers' relevance of ideas and cognitive loads,Rückmeldung über graphische organizer von studenten unterstützt das schreiben - Relevanz von anfänger ideen und erinnerungsnotizen
  • Scaffolding critical reflection for career self-efficacy using a micromodule
  • Key efficiencies in microlearning instructional design
  • Conceptualizing and driving a writing in the disciplines initiative to enhance undergraduates' writing competence at a university in Singapore

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