ICT in primary school
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Jan 1, 2004
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Description of a survey on the use of Educational Technology in primary school, with reference to the project Bimbotech.
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Gobbo E., Torrebruno A. (2002), Multimedia: a powerful support for multidisciplinary approach. Pinocchio, a Case Study for use of Multimedia in Primary School, in Proceedings of ED-MEDIA 2002, AACE, pp. 624-629
Levine H.G. (1990), Models of Qualitative Data Use in the Assessment of Classroom-Based Microcomputer Education Programs, Journal of Educational Computing Research, 6/4, pp. 461-477
Mishler E.G. (1986), Research interviewing: Context and narrative, Harvard University Press, Cambridge
Petazzi S., Rega I., Torrebruno A. (2001), Discetech/ Bimbotech. A case study: spontaneous interaction between kindergarten children and computer, in Proceedings of EDMEDIA 2001, AACE
Paolini P., Della Vigna P., Collina F., Magatti P., Moiola S. (2000), Discetech-Bimbotech: An Experimental Project For Introducing Innovative Technology Within The Italian School System, in Proceedings of ED-MEDIA 2000, AACE, pp. 1827
Paolini P., Gobbo E., Torrebruno A. (2003a), As easy as drinking a glass of water, in Proceedings of ED-MEDIA 2003, AACE, pp. 2926-2929
Paolini P., Gobbo, E., Torrebruno A. (2003b), Technologies and diseases: computer as a support in the school system. Two case studies from the Discetech project, in Proceedings of ED-MEDIA 2003, AACE, pp. 2368-2369