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Publications
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Influence on student academic behaviour through motivation,
self-efficacy and value-expectation: An action research project to improve learning.
- Influence on student academic behaviour through motivation,
self-efficacy and value-expectations: An action research project to
improve learning (2009) Nilsen,
Hallgeir; CSITED Computer Science & IT
education Conference, Macon, GA, USA
- Motivation and Learning Strategies of
IS Students: From Theory to Practice (2007) Nilsen,
Hallgeir; CSITED Computer Science & IT
education Conference, Mauritius
- Action
research in progress: Student satisfaction,
motivation and drop out among bachelor
students in IT and information systems program at
Agder University College (2006) Nilsen,
Hallgeir, Nokobit, Molde
- Balancing
Objectivist and Constructivist Pedagogies for Teaching Emerging
Technologies: Evidence from a Scandinavian Case Study (2005)
Purau Sandeep and Nilsen Hallgeir, Journal of Information Systems
Education, vol 16 (3), pp. 281-292
- The
support for different democracy models by the use of a web-based
discussion board (2004),
Sæbø
Øystein and Nilsen Hallgeir; Third International Conference on
E-Government, EGOV
- What
is really important in supporting end users? (2004)
Sein Maung and Nilsen Hallgeir, SIGMIS
2004, Tucson, Arizona, USA
- Research
in progress: What is really important in supporting end users? An
ongoing action research project (2003) Sein Maung and
Nilsen Hallgeir, Nokobit, Oslo, Norway
- IT
competence of Norwegian Business Managers: A proposed model (2003) Sein Maung and
Nilsen Hallgeir, Nokobit, Oslo, Norway
- Determinants of User Satisfaction with the
Support Function (2002) Sein Maung and Nilsen Hallgeir, The
Spesial Interest Group On Computer Personnel Research (SigCPR),
Kristiansand, Norway
- End
User Support: Where best practices can go wrong (2001)
Nilsen Hallgeir, Nokobit Tromsø, Norway
- TEACHING XML IN A BUSINESS SCHOOL:
LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE AGDER EXPERIENCE (2000) Purao
Sandeep and Nilsen Hallgeir, ISD, Kristiansand, Norway
- Understanding IS
Strategy Implementation: A
Process Theory
Based Framework (1999) Ørvik Tore, Moe Carl Erik
and Nilsen Hallgeir, ISD,
Boise USA
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