The implications of students’ ‘evolving’ use of technology
Good piece dscussing what students do wth technology today, what their priorities are, and how teaching may need to evolve to best reach students today. From the article, “IT is not a good substitute for good teaching. Good teachers are good with or without IT and students learn a great deal from them. Poor teachers are poor with or without IT and students learn little from them.”
See Inside Higher Ed.
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See also the recently published report on student expectations of ICT provision.
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/publications/publications/studentexpectations
(Thanks to Dearbhla O'Reilly in DIT Information Services for pointing out this link)
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