Integrating technology in teaching

By 2017-08-01T08:23:00

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Disruptive classroom technologies

The role of technology in the classroom has been the subject of many books and articles in recent years. The sheer range of different approaches to integrating technology in teaching can be overwhelming and has, in some instances, led to the adoption of technologies that do not significantly enhance the student learning experience. This book outlines a new framework for maximising the potential impact of technology in the classroom.

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