European teachers and new educational technology
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Jan 1, 2005
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Analysis of the current status on initial and in-service teachers' use of ICT for education in Europe. The paper describes the results of an analysis conducted in uTeacher, a European project devoted to developing a European Framework on teachers' skills in using new technologies for education.
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References
Midoro V. (ed.) (2004), European teachers towards the knowledge society, Menabò, Ortona.
Midoro V. (2005), Competenze sulle ICT degli insegnanti nella società dell’informazione, TD -Tecnologie Didattiche (questo numero).
Midoro V. (2005), Competenze sulle ICT degli insegnanti nella società dell’informazione, TD -Tecnologie Didattiche (questo numero).