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Social interactions and the construction of knowledge in computer-mediated environmentsary within traditional classrooms, in some cases including personified and ‘intelligent’ software and interfaces. This paper explores some theoretical perspectives that support recognition of the importance of these factors in designing online educational experiences for students.

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Thermoelectric Cooling Systems,ch successful teachers exploit in their classroom practice, and the use of an affordance model helps us to analyse the pedagogy involved. We provide a number of practical illustrations and draw general conclusions concerning the effective use of ICT in teaching and learning.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-42410-6formation and communication technologies used by the community to communicate, co-operate, and access and produce information. These elements and their relationships are described. The relations among the components become clear when developing and conducting online courses.

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Creativity, visual literacy and information and communications technologynsights into how ICT can extend the cultural experiences of children. It addresses some questions about the contribution of ICT to children’s learning in the visual arts when artists bring their knowledge, understanding and practice into and beyond the school environment.

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Lurking, anonymity and participation in computer conferencing able to use an anonymous account when contributing messages. The reasons for limited participation by trainee teachers in conferences, and the ways in which access to an anonymous account influenced participation on the network, are discussed drawing on interview data from trainee teachers.

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A model for the study and design of teaching situations with ICTch successful teachers exploit in their classroom practice, and the use of an affordance model helps us to analyse the pedagogy involved. We provide a number of practical illustrations and draw general conclusions concerning the effective use of ICT in teaching and learning.