The Changing Face of Learning Technology

The Changing Face of Learning Technology

Editor(s) David Squires,Gabriel Jacobs,Grainne Canole

Language: English

  • November 2000 · 188 pages

  • · Paperback - 9780708316818
  • · Hardback - 9780708316900

The book will consist of a dozen seminal articles published since Alt-J was first launched in 1993. Each original article will be supplemented by a 500- word update. The book will illustrate how the area of learning technology has developed since the journal was first launched. It will examine to what extent predictions about the use and role of learning technology, have or have not come true. For example the significance and impact of the Internet on learning and teaching could not have been predicted seven years ago. This will be reflected in the introduction, which will justify the choice of articles and provide a context for the work.

Author(s): David Squires

David Squires is Professor of Educational Computing at King's College, London. Grainne Conole is Director of the Institute for Learning and Research at Bristol University. Gabriel Jacobs is Professor of European Business Management at University of Wales, Swansea. All have published extensively in the field and are editors of the Education Journal Alt-J.

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Author(s): Gabriel Jacobs

David Squires is Professor of Educational Computing at King's College, London. Grainne Conole is Director of the Institute for Learning and Research at Bristol University. Gabriel Jacobs is Professor of European Business Management at University of Wales, Swansea. All have published extensively in the field and are editors of the Education Journal Alt-J.

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Author(s): Grainne Canole

David Squires is Professor of Educational Computing at King's College, London. Grainne Conole is Director of the Institute for Learning and Research at Bristol University. Gabriel Jacobs is Professor of European Business Management at University of Wales, Swansea. All have published extensively in the field and are editors of the Education Journal Alt-J.

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