EducationComputer SciencePsychology

J. Sandars

2012.3.1Education for Primary Care

DOI: 10.1080/14739879.2012.11494072

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Research issues and challenges related to technology-enhanced learning for classroom learning at a distance, online learning, digital libraries, special collections and online resources, virtual laboratories, ecollaboration, and virtual environments are discussed.

Abstract

Research issues and challenges related to technology-enhanced learning are discussed for classroom learning at a distance, online learning, digital libraries, special collections and online resources, virtual laboratories, ecollaboration, and virtual environments. Recognizing the potential of small changes in technology to have large effects on learning and learning systems, treating the development process as a living laboratory, documenting and collecting technology-enhanced learning anecdotes (both positive and negative), gathering hard data across projects, and designing with dissemination to real teachers and learners in mind are highlighted.

Citation format

SANDARS, J. Technology-enhanced learning. Education for Primary Care, 2012, 23: 68–69.