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Fall 2014
Education has been significantly affected by the emergence of new technologies. Appropriate implementation of technology in education can facilitate teaching and learning, increase student engagement and participation, and elevate student achievement. A major practice of technology integration in...
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Interactive Whiteboard Use: Changes in Teacher Pedagogy in Reading Instruction in the Primary Grades
DownloadSpring 2014
Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) use is increasing in Canadian classrooms accompanied by numerous claims of benefits for pedagogy and learning. The purpose of this study was to examine how IWBs are integrated into reading instruction in the primary grades (K-3), how their use enhances or alters...
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Nurse Educators Preparing for the Use of High-fidelity Human Patient Simulation: A Process of Finding Their Way
DownloadFall 2013
Over the past decade in particular, high-fidelity simulation technology has been readily embraced and is increasingly expanding as an innovative approach to the teaching and learning process involved in preparing nursing students for the clinical setting. To date, there are no studies that...
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Southern Michif SoundHunters: A collaborative process of re-purposing an Indigenous language learning technology
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Many of the Indigenous languages around the world and in Canada are endangered. Furthermore, many of these languages are low-resource and suffer from a lack of language-learning resources and technology that facilitate language revitalization. To help address this problem, we created the...
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Unmasking Global Education Industries and Their Capital Accumulation Strategies: On Materiality and Discourse
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The notion of education as being part of the “commons,” as a societal or public good, is slowly giving way to pressures of marketization, privatization, and commodification—and thus, re-imagined, reconfigured, and re-appropriated as an object of trade, increasingly for sale, based on individual...