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Grid.for.Learning@Clampdown.edu, initiative to help learners and educators in the U.K. to benefit from information and communications technology” (BECTA 2001a, p. 1), the Grid is a “vital part of The Government’s commitment to the creation of a connected learning society in which learning is increasingly accessible and adapted to

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Paradoxes and Culture Clashes,s—is imposed on the school. While the cases reported here by no means exhaust our collective research base, they are nonetheless typical of what we have seen in classrooms and virtual education spaces in the different countries in which we have worked over the past decade. Without wanting to general

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