June Clarke MBA
Principal Lecturer
Summary
I teach across a range of related areas in the field of e-business, e-commerce and technology management. My work primarily involves the delivery of these topic areas to students at all levels within the Business School. Following on from my role as International Regional Lead for Europe and Central Asia, I am now leading a project on international student achievement. In addition to my postgraduate qualifications (awarded by the Open University) in technology management and online and distance education, I am also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Postgraduate teaching interests Innovation in the Digital Enterprise and the Digital Organisation on the MBA programme Undergraduate teaching interests E-business management, Managing the Digital Organisation, Managing hospitality resources. Research interests Technology enhanced learning & the impact of digitisation on industry sectors.
About
Qualifications
- 2015: MBA, The Open University, United Kingdom
- 2005: PGD Technology Management, Other, United Kingdom
- 2003: MA Online & Distance Education, The Open University, United Kingdom
- 1984: BA Modern Languages With Political Studies, Other, United Kingdom
Principal Lecturer
Teaching
Department of Finance, Accounting and Business Systems
Sheffield Business School
Business Operations and Systems
Publications
Conference papers
Clarke, J., & Wells, M. (2008). The net generation's engagement with and expectations of web 2.0 technologies during HE studies-case studies at undergraduate level in the faculty of organisation and management. Proceedings of the 7th European Conference on e-Learning, ECEL 2008, 1, 216-223.
Clarke, J., Hunter, J., & Wells, M. (2008). Enhancing the student experience using web 2.0 technologies (Wikis, Blogs and Webcam Recordings) to encourage student engagement and to develop collaborative learning: A case study. Proceedings of the 7th European Conference on e-Learning, ECEL 2008, 1, 208-215.
Book chapters
Laudon, K., Laudon, J., & Traver, C. (2023). Chapter 5, IT Infrastructure: Hardware and Software, Spotlight On People: The Mobile Platform Visits Disney Theme Parks, June Clarke, Sheffield Business School. In Essentials Of MIS, Global Edition. (15th). Pearson
Laudon, K., & Traver, C. (2021). Chapter 3, Building an E-Commerce Presence: Klook Sets Its Sights on New Vistas, June Clarke, Sheffield Business School. In E-Commerce 2020-2021 Business. Technology. Society, 16th Edition. (16th Edition). Pearson
Clarke, J. (2020). How City Football Group and SAP Manage a Winning Combination. In Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm, Global Edition. (Sixteenth edition). Pearson
Clarke, J. (2020). Can a Rugby Union Teach Businesses How to Turn Customers into Supporters? In Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm Sixteenth Edition Global Edition. (Sixteenth Edition). Pearson
Clarke, J. (2019). Can a Rugby Union Teach Businesses How to Turn Customers into Supporters? In Essentials of MIS Global Edition. (Thirteenth Edition). Pearson
Clarke, J. (2018). The Bel Group: Laughing All the Way to Success. In Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm Global Edition - Fifteenth Edition. (Fifteenth & Sixteenth editions). London: Pearson Education
Presentations
Baker, R., & Clarke, J. (2018). One world, infinite knowledge: Tactics for teaching in a global context. Presented at: Higher Education Academy (HEA) Conference, Birmingham, 2018
Clarke, J. (2015). Formative and Summative assessment on Blackboard.
Clarke, J. (2008). Enhancing the student experience using Web 2.0 technologies to encourage student engagement and to develop collaborative learning.
Clarke, J. (2008). Enhancing the student experience using web 2.0 technologies to encourage student engagement and to develop collaborative learning: a case studies.
Clarke, J. (2008). The net generation's engagement with and expectations of web 2.0 technologies during HE studies.
Clarke, J., & Wells, M. (2008). Making technology work for you: Why might academic staff want to engage with and promote e-learning? A case study.
Clarke, J. (2006). I can hear you but I can't see you: the pedagogical implications of web-based synchronous teaching for language learning.
Clarke, J. (2005). Encouraging collaborative e-learning: Does technology enhance or hinder the learning process?
Clarke, J. (2005). Synchronous teaching and learning: the practitioner/learner experience.
Clarke, J. (2003). Using a VLE to deliver a multi-media learning package, an example from the Languages team at Sheffield Hallam University.
Other publications
Clarke, J. (2006). The Leonardo da Vinci programme at Sheffield Hallam University - Convegno Internazionale. Convegno Internazionale