Using slidedocs to support learning

Christian King; Shelley Kinash; Jacqueline Christensen

Using slidedocs to support learning

Christian King
, Shelley Kinash
, Jacqueline Christensen

Bond Business School

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Abstract

Every day, droves of students at universities and secondary schools settle into their seats as they always have. What they do next has changed dramatically in the last decade. Instead of pencil and paper, students reach for laptops, tablets or smartphones, and then commence multitasking.

Original language	English
Journal	Educational Technology Solutions
Publication status	Published - 15 Jan 2015

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