Ways and means for the integration of information technology for communication in school
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Jan 1, 2001
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Two different modes 'of learning regarded as contradictory literature, going back outside and planned approach to learning the other DIY by the pupil [Celi and Romano, 1997], lend themselves to describe the most' salient aspects have characterized our experience. From a brief description of some of the potential 'and the limits inherent in both approaches and' can come to consider a connection point to help facilitate learning in learning environments based on the use of ICT.
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Jonassen D.H. (1994), Computers in the Schools: Mindtools for Critical Thinking, Penn State Bookstore, College Park, Pennsylvania.
Miu L. & Rutledge K. (1997), The effect of a “learner as multimedia designer” environments on at-risk high school students’ motivation and learning of design knowledge, Journal of Educational Computing Research, vol. 16(2) pp. 145-177.
Paolucci R. (1998), The effects of cognitive style and knowledge structure on performance using a hypermedia learning system, Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, vol. 7 (2/3), pp. 123-150.
Schank, R. (1994), Active Learning through Multimedia, IEEE Multimedia, vol. Spring 1994, pp. 69-78.
Sternberg R.J. (1997), Thinking Stiles, Cambridge University Press.
Topp N. (1996), Preparation to use technology in the classroom: opinions by recent graduates. Journal of Compunting in Teacher Education, vol. 12 (4), pp. 24-27.