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The axiom of her revised understanding is that enduring and profound change cannot occur without the change agent having this clarity of understanding, which can achieve
The main source of information took the form of interviews, held in early 1997 with teachers in secondary schools, providers of in-service education and training (INSET), and
During the teaching practice, student teachers were provided a user-friendly portable PowerBook computer, enabling them to communicate by email messages with their teacher
This article identifies three main obstacles that may limit its successful implementation – student access to computers, the communications and information technology (ICT)
The article has gone on to focus on forums to support teachers and lecturers following a post-degree programme and has argued that on-line discussion can support teacher
In general terms, pre-service and in-service teacher training may benefit from telematics applications in two ways: by the network being used to assist teachers to transfer
In an information-rich society, some faculty continue to use traditional methods of instruction. In order for new teachers to be comfortable with technology, university faculty
Technology, then, is seen as differentiating three generations of distance education (Nipper, 1989): first-generation distance education or correspondence education, based on
