ICT Option - current reading list

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	"worth looking at with a critical eye."

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	"needs to be read critically - Prensky's arguments are interesting in places but present a very one sided view of learners as a single homogenous entity."

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	"very interesting"

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	"James Paul Gee provides intersting insights into literacy, leraning and technology."

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	"Essential reading - Lankshear and Knobel critically raise a number of pertinent issues"

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	"An important book.  Kress looks at literacy in the new media age and considers social and cultural issues."

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	"Recommended reading - use of visual is too often unexplored and used uncritically - this book helps us to begin to think differently."

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	"Recommended reading - Somekh discusses current pedagogical issues relating to ICT"

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	"Another perspective on the use of Internet in teaching and learning"

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	"Loveless looks at the changing role of ICT in education - read with a critical eye"

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	"Recommended reading - Loveless and Ellis provide good overvie wof some issues re. ICT in education - be mindful of date of publication and current changes"

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	"Jonassen takes a constructivist position in talking about use of technology in teaching and learning"

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	"Recommended reading - a critical look at the use of technology to support thinking"

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	"Looking at technology as a learning, rather than teaching, tool."

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	"Recommended reading - An excellent book to consider the learning potential of gaming"

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	"A critical look at the use of technology in schools"

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	"Recommended reading"