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3. Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy Course CD1 INTRODUCTORY BOOKLET – CONTENTS FOR STUDENTS 2 . CD1 Folder 2 : OMT Concepts 4 . CD1 Folder 4 : Connective tissue -Trauma , Inflammation , Healing , Immobilisation

   Contents Cd in Connective Tissue (2012)

   Added 2012-03-07 1 reader
4. Computer games in the developing world: The value of non-instrumental engagement with ICTs, or taking play seriously

   BE Kolko in Information and Communication (2009)

   Added 2012-01-16 9 readers
5. Technological intersubjectivity in computer supported intercultural collaboration

   Ravi Kiran Vatrapu, Daniel D Suthers in Proceeding of the 2009 international workshop on Intercultural collaboration (2009)

   Technological intersubjectivity {(TI)} refers to a technology supported interactional relationship between two or more participants. The basic premise of this research project is that the structures and functions of technological intersubjectivity…

   Added 2012-01-16 12 readers
6. Culture and Computers: A Review of the Concept of Culture and Implications for Intercultural Collaborative Online Learning

   Ravi Vatrapu, Dan Suthers in Intercultural Collaboration (2007)

   Our research is aimed at a systematic investigation of phenomena in the nexus of culture, technology and learning. The basic premise of our research is that social affordances of technologies might vary along cultural dimensions. In this paper we…

   Added 2012-01-16 15 readers
7. Cross-classroom collaboration in global Learning Circles

   Margaret Riel in The cultures of computing (1995)

   Added 2012-01-16 1 reader
8. ICTs and informal learning in the South

   Christopher Foster (2008)

   In an informal learning approach, development outcomes will come through the ongoing process of using ICT's rather than from the product. Although all ICT4D projects will have a process of some form, this can be a more or less empowering process of…

   Added 2012-01-16 4 readers
9. Social justice through multilingual education

   T Skutnabb-Kangas, et al. (2009)

   We know enough about how to support children in becoming high-level multilinguals with a strong positive identity and a fair chance of achieving educational success. Still, most indigenous/tribal, minority (ITM) and marginalised children in the…

   Added 2011-12-10 4 readers
10. Assessing Technology's Role in Communication between Parents and Middle Schools

    R.R.H. Rogers, V.H. Wright in Journal for the Integration of Technology in Education (2008)

    Added 2011-11-21 5 readers
11. The Importance of mother tongue-based schooling for educational quality

    Carol Benson in commissioned study for EFA Global Monitoring Report (2005)

    Added 2011-11-17 3 readers
12. Educator Discourses on ICT in Education

    Wallace Chigona, Moira Bladergroen, Andy Bytheway, Sanet Cox, Chris Dumas, Izak Van Zyl in Research Network for eSkills (ReSNES) (2011)

    Added 2011-11-09 1 reader
13. Pre-service students’ perceptions and experiences of digital storytelling in diverse classrooms

    Janet Condy, Agnes Chigona, Daniela Gachago, Eunice Ivala in International conference on Diversity (2011)

    Added 2011-10-28 1 reader
14. A Phenomenological Study on Educators ’ Perceptions and Utilisation of ICT in Disadvantaged Schools ICTs and Curriculum delivery

    By Agnes Chigona, Cape Town, South Africa in Evaluation (2006)

    Added 2011-10-28 3 readers
15. An Investigation of Factors affecting the Use of ICT for Teaching in the Western Cape Schools

    Agnes Chigona, Wallace Chigona in Information Systems Journal (2010)

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16. A Critical Analysis of Media Discourse on a Western Cape Schools ICT Project: Khanya

    Bojelo Esther Mooketsi, Wallace Chigona in The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries (2011)

    Due to the belief that Information and Communication Technology (ICT) can be used to enhance curriculum delivery and improve learning outcomes, governments and donor agencies have been embarking on ICT initiatives to implement ICT projects in…

    Added 2011-10-28 1,818 readers
17. A Phenomenological Study on Educators ’ Perceptions and Utilisation of ICT in Disadvantaged Schools ICTs and Curriculum delivery

    By Agnes Chigona, Cape Town, South Africa in Evaluation (2006)

    Added 2011-10-28 5 readers
18. Capability Approach on pedagogical use of ICTs in schools

    Agnes Chigona, Wallace Chigona in Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa (2010)

    Added 2011-10-28 10 readers
19. Capability Approach on Pedagogical use of ICT in Schools

    A. Chigona, Wallace Chigona in Journal of Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa (2010)

    Added 2011-10-28
20. An Investigation of Factors affecting the Use of ICT for Teaching in the Western Cape Schools

    Agnes Chigona, Wallace Chigona in Information Systems Journal (2010)

    Added 2011-10-28

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