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Business Strategy and the Environment. 31:2127-2142
Reasons associated with preservice teachers’ intention to use immersive virtual reality in education
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British Journal of Educational Technology. 51:2215-2233
The recent interest in the use of Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) in education seems to correspond with the increased affordability, accessibility and functionality of IVR hardware and software. IVR has the potential to enhance immersion, improve spa
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Brent Davis, Geoff Woolcott, Joanne Mulligan, Jennifer W. M. Lai, Michael Mitchelmore, Susan Busatto
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Mathematics Education Research Journal. 32:285-305
As part of the Connecting Mathematics Learning through Spatial Reasoning project, a Spatial Reasoning Mathematics Program (SRMP) intervention was implemented with one cohort of 30 students in grades 3 through 4. The SRMP embedded transformation skill
Autor:
Jennifer W. M. Lai, Matt Bower
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Journal of Computer Assisted Learning. 36:241-259
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Jennifer W. M. Lai, Matt Bower
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Computers & Education. 133:27-42
There are a large variety of methodologies, contexts and perspectives that have been used to evaluate the use of technology in education. The vast array of literature involving learning technology evaluation makes it challenging to acquire an accurat
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ASCILITE’s First Virtual Conference. Proceedings ASCILITE 2020 in Armidale.
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) have been a popular trend in the online learning landscape. However, MOOC learners have expressed their dissatisfaction with the courses or problems with course management. To develop a widely accepted MOOC, the ma
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Matt Bower, Leigh N. Wood, Kate Highfield, Jennifer Veal, Raymond Lister, Jennifer W. M. Lai, Raina Mason, C Howe
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Australian Journal of Teacher Education. 42:53-72
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Active Learning in Higher Education. 17:193-205
Formal mentoring programmes continue to gain popularity in higher education, mirroring trends in industry. The study described in this article examines the design features of a formal mentoring programme for first year undergraduates and focused on t