Expert power is “the power that comes from having knowledge and expertise in a particular area” (Nazarko, 2004). In the history of the development of higher education, the relationship between the lecturer and the students has changed because of many different factors. Before the internet and web revolution, the lecturer used to be the main information source for his/her students. The web as a ...

In the system we use for recording and transmitting lectures over the Internet, the board content is transmitted as vector graphics, producing thus a high quality image, while the video of the lecturer is sent as a separate stream. It is easy for the viewer to read the board but the lecturer appears in a separate window. To eliminate this problem, we segment the lecturer from the video stream a...

Referent power is “based on B's desire to be identified or associated with A” (Dunne et al., 2010). In the history of the development of higher education, the relationship between the lecturer and the students has changed because of many different factors. Before the internet and web revolution, the lecturer used to be the main information source for his/her students. The web, as a modern sourc...

Age and Ageing Title Page Title: The importance of detecting and managing comorbidities in people with dementia? Authors: Chris Fox, Clinical Senior Lecturer, Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK Toby Smith, Lecturer, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK Ian Maidment, Senior Lecturer, Pharmacy, School of Life and Health Scienc...