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Tag: Digital technology

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On2Science – Multiple affordances for learning through participation in online citizen science

2023
Cathy Buntting, Cathal Doyle, Ben Egerton, Azra Moeed, Dayle Anderson, Stephen Ross, Brigitte Glasson, Melissa Coton, Dianne Christenson, Matt Boucher, Carol Brieseman, Tanya Kotze, Harriet Quin, Richie Miller, Alana Cockburn, Rose Campbell, Ally Clark, Jane Li, and Cameron Pierson
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Experiences and reflections of teachers on the use of mixed reality technologies to foster cross-curricular learning opportunities

2022
Dr Kathryn MacCallum
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Supporting teachers and learners of programming by understanding feedback on syntax, semantics and style

2020
Diana Kirk, Andrew Luxton-Reilly and Ewan Tempero
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Exploring student thinking, problem solving and collaboration in iPad-supported learning environments

2017
Professor. Garry Falloon
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Porous learning: what do families and schools need to know and do about learning@home in a digital environment to enhance children’s literacy?

2015
Dr Rebecca Jesson, Maria Meredith and Naomi Rosedale
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Extending innovative e-learning leadership

2015
Dr Niki Davis, Dr Julie Mackey and Carolyn Stuart

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