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Publications

Bowles (Dec, 2006). Competency Analysis Guide (DManual, revised May 2007)
Bowles and Schoenheimer (August 2007). Human Capability Development (2nd edition, DBook)
Bowles (2004).Relearning to Elearn (DBook available from Melbourne University Press)
Bowles (2003, Revised 2007). Elearning Implementation Process Manual (DManual)
Bowles & Wilson (2003). Reinvestigating Elearning Research Report (Report) This report is nearly 900 pages and 9 Meg
Bowles (1993, 1996, 1999, Fully revised 2003). Assessment Tool Selection (Manual)
Bowles (2000). Organisational Agility Generic Self Assessment Tool

Papers and presentations

Bowles (1 July 2009) National Broadband Network and the Digital Economy: A Briefing Paper, summary (Please contact us for a full version outlining concerns about the availability of skills, Innovation and Business Skills Australia: Melbourne.
Bowles, M. & Wilson, P. (6 March 2009). Flexible Packaging of Technology Training Packages: Investigative Research Report into making ICT-related Training Packages more flexible and relevant to young people. Innovation & Business Skills Australia for COAG and NQC: Canberra.
Bowles (2009). Implementing successful transformational leadership competency development in healthcare, Working Futures Research Paper 09-3.
Bowles, M. (2 October 2008). Competency versus Competence: Moving beyond the rhetoric to an integrated approach. Working Futures Research 2008:12. The Knowledge Exchange: Australia. (Presentation)
Bowles and Chaloupka (2007). SMART Conference. (Presentation)
Bowles & Ragus (December 2005). QTI m-player project final report, Australian Flexible Learning Framework.
Bowles (April 2005). ‘Rediscovering the Benefits of E-Learning’, Malaysian Online Journal of Instructional Technology, Vol. 2, No.1, April 2005. (Paper)
Bowles (9 October 2006).”Transport Integrated Learning and Information Service: Overview and drivers”, IDEA 2006 Integrated e-learning environments (Presentation)
Bowles (August 2006). "If content is king then knowledge is divine", Digital Asset Management Asia-Pacific Conference, Sydney.
Bowles (February 2005). "A new emphasis in strategic elearning", Harvest Road International eLearning Conference, Perth iHUG. (Presentation)
Nichani Bowles (28 April 2004). “Why Content is Queen, Context Is King and Infrastructure God”, Issues Paper: eAgenda International Forum (Paper)
Bowles (March 2004). “Learning to E-Learn Project: Rediscovering the Benefits of E-Learning”, ICETA Research Paper 3-04, Unitas Knowledge Centre (Paper)
Bowles (Sept 2004). Overview of Learning to E-learn Initial Research, Commonwealth of Learning, Dunedin, NZ (Presentation)
Bowles, M (1997). ‘Profiling capabilities in an organisation’, Position Paper 04-97, Sydney: Working Futures.

Case Studies

Bowles (ed) (December 2005), QTI and Mobile Assessment Case Studies, Australian Flexible Learning Framework
Foskett & Bowles (September 2003). Case study 01: EduArt and Cambridge University Press: Specialist Applications for the Hitachi Interactive Whiteboard, Learn to Elearn Project, Unitas Knowledge Centre
Whitby & Bowles (July 2003). Case study 07: Development of a Transport Integrated Learning Information Service (TILIS), Learn to Elearn Project, Unitas Knowledge Centre
Bowles, (July 2003). Case study 10: Byzedium: Building Emotional Capital, Learn to Elearn Project, Unitas Knowledge Centre
Bowles (July 2003). Case study 12: The Telehealth Tasmania Network, Learn to Elearn Project, Unitas Knowledge Centre