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Information and Communications Technology in the 21st Century Classroom

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Information and Communications Technology in the 21st Century Classroom
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Publisher: De Gruyter Open
ISBN/ASIN: 3110401444
Number of pages: 195

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The book is written from the global perspective of a textbook. It is not focused on a specific type of classroom instruction. It provides students and teachers with practical information for an easy start in using computers for education according to pedagogic goals.

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