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CONTENTS
THE ICT AGENDA — WINTER 2006

New ways to learn

Literacy, learning and video games

James Paul Gee

How to exploit the capacities of technology

John Hedberg

2010: a teaching odyssey

Jillian Dellit

Unlocking creativity with ICT

Paula Christophersen

From instructor to constructor ...

Peter Carey

Responding to rapid change: multiliteracies and ICT

Michele Anstey & Geoff Bull

Crime or confusion: why do students plagiarise?

Di Wilson

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Integrating curriculum

Online learning services in first gear

Gerry White

Graphing to learn

Jeremy Roschelle & Corinne Singleton

The absent centre

John Dabinett

Transforming e-learning into effective learning

Andrew Dalgleish

The Ne(X)t generation

Sue Beveridge & Jane Hunter

Switch on to science

Lena Danaia & David McKinnon

Oodles of Moodles

Renée Hoareau

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Class acts

Follow the yellow brick road

Phillip Cristofaro

Improved learning outcomes for all

Olivia Clarke & Louise Bowe

It’s not just about the technology

Janice Youl

Play it safe

Lara MacDonell

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Editorial

Independent creative thinkers

Editorial by Susan Mann


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