The views of teachers
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The experience of a "pioneer teachers" in the context of the European project ULEARN dedicated to the dissemination of innovation in European education system, bolstering the role of teachers pioneers within their institutions.
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Dirks M. (1997), Problems, philosophy, and motivation: Trail blazing instructors for the digital frontier, Journal of Educational Computing Research, 17, pp. 47-65.
Fabry D. L. & Higgs J. R. (1997), Barriers to the effective use of technology in education: Current status, Journal of Educational Computing Research, 17, pp. 385-395.
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Kink M. van der, Kallenberg T., Valcke M. (2002), Veranderende rollen van docent en student, in H. Frencken, J. Nedermeijer, A. Pilot, I. ten Dam (2002), ICT in het hoger onderwijs: stand van zaken [ICT in Higher Education: state of the art], Utrecht, Universiteit Utrecht, IVLOS & Universiteit Leiden, ICLON, pp. 151-170.
Levin J. A., Stuve M. J., Jacobson M. J. (1999), Teachers’ conceptions of the Internet and the World Wide Web: A representational toolkit as a model of expertise, Journal of Educational Computing Research, 21, 1-23.
Lieberman A. (2000), Networks as Learning Communities. Shaping the future of teacher development, Journal of Teacher Education, 51, pp.221-227.
McEwan H. (1997), The function of narrative and research on teaching, Teaching and Teacher Education, 13, pp. 85-92.
Mirande M., Riemersma J., Veen, W. (1997), De digitale leeromgeving [The virtual learning environment], Wolters-Noordhoff, Groningen, the Netherlands.
Morgan D. L. (1993), Successful focus groups, SAGE publications, Newbury Park.
Nicaise M. & Barnes D. (1996), The union of technology, constructivism, and teacher education, Journal of Teacher Education, 47, pp.205-212.
Nicholls G. (2000), Professional development, teaching, and lifelong learning: the implications for higher education, International Journal of Lifelong Education, 19, pp.370-377.
Paulsen M.F. (1995), Moderating educational computer conferences, in Z. L. Berge & M. P. Collins (eds) Computer-Mediated Communications and the online classroom (Vol. III; pp. 83-103), Cresskill, Hampton Press, New York.
Robin B. R. & Harris J. B. (1998), Correlates among computer-using teacher educators’ beliefs, teaching and learning preferences, and demographics, Journal of Educational Computing Research, 18, pp.15-35.
Rogers E. (1995), Diffusion of innovation, The Free Press, New York.
Rosenberg M. J. (2001), E-learning strategies for delivering knowledge in the digital age, Mc- Graw-Hill, New York.
Ross J. A., Hogaboam-Gray A., Hannay L. (1999), Predictors of Teachers’ Confidence in their Ability to Implement Computer-based Instruction, Journal of Educational Computing Research, 21, pp.75- 97.
Ryan S., Scott B., Freeman H., Patel D. (2000), The Virtual University, Kogan Page, London.
Simons P. R. J., Van der Linden J., Duffy T. (2000), New Learning: Three Ways to learn in a new balance, in P. R. J. Simons, J. Van der Linden, T. Duffy (eds), New Learning (pp.1-20), Kluwer Accademic Publishers, Dordrecht, the Netherlands.
Simons P.R.J. (2002), Digitale didactiek: hoe (kunnen) academici leren ICT te gebruiken in hun onderwijs [Digital pedagogy: how teachers (can) learn about the use of ICT in their teaching], inauguration, Universiteit Utrecht, the Netherlands.
Sinko M. & Lehtinen E. (1999), The challenges of ICT in Finnish Education, Atena, Jyväskylä.
Tearle P., Davis N., Birbeck N. (1998), Six case studies of information technology-assisted teaching and learning in higher education in England, Journal of Technology for Teacher Education, 7, pp.51-70.
Worthington V. L. & Zhao Y. (1999), Existential computer anxiety and changes in computer technology: What past research on computer anxiety has missed, Journal of Educational Computing Research, 20, pp.299-315.