The present study uses video recordings and qualitative interviews to examine the digital literacy practices of Norwegian students who have a personal laptop for school use. It uses the dichotomy between dominant school texts and vernacular out-of-school texts to examine the new school literacy practices. Findings indicate that the teachers’ use of visual technologies such as Power Point presentations in whole-class settings generates a variety of individual digital literacy practices among the students
This article, based on a case study in a One-to-One school, draws attention to how teachers perceive...
The purpose of this study was to examine three teachers use and knowledge of digital tools in lesson...
Since 2003, the biennial national ITU Monitor survey has been carried out by the Network for IT Rese...
Drawing on 178 video-recorded lessons from 47 lower-secondary classrooms with high technological inf...
Background Globally, digital skills are a crucial aspect of education that schools should develop s...
English: With the arrival of digital media and the increasing collection of digital documents with r...
This study aims to investigate teachers´ use of digital tools in lower secondary Norwegian EFL class...
The use of digital technologies is now a natural part of schoolwork in many schools. The use of digi...
This study explores what opportunities for critical literacy work that can be distinguished in the p...
This thesis investigates Norwegian 10th-grade EFL teachers’ understanding and beliefs about the role...
Using vignettes from a selected primary classroom, this paper describes preliminary findings from an...
This case study looks at upper-secondary school students’ opinions about the use of digital and non-...
This paper reports on an analysis of data collected through interviewing four teachers about their u...
Information and communication technology (ICT) is an important part of society. Learning occurs in a...
The aim of this study, based on response on a questionnaire from 65 teachers in upper secondary scho...
This article, based on a case study in a One-to-One school, draws attention to how teachers perceive...
The purpose of this study was to examine three teachers use and knowledge of digital tools in lesson...
Since 2003, the biennial national ITU Monitor survey has been carried out by the Network for IT Rese...
Drawing on 178 video-recorded lessons from 47 lower-secondary classrooms with high technological inf...
Background Globally, digital skills are a crucial aspect of education that schools should develop s...
English: With the arrival of digital media and the increasing collection of digital documents with r...
This study aims to investigate teachers´ use of digital tools in lower secondary Norwegian EFL class...
The use of digital technologies is now a natural part of schoolwork in many schools. The use of digi...
This study explores what opportunities for critical literacy work that can be distinguished in the p...
This thesis investigates Norwegian 10th-grade EFL teachers’ understanding and beliefs about the role...
Using vignettes from a selected primary classroom, this paper describes preliminary findings from an...
This case study looks at upper-secondary school students’ opinions about the use of digital and non-...
This paper reports on an analysis of data collected through interviewing four teachers about their u...
Information and communication technology (ICT) is an important part of society. Learning occurs in a...
The aim of this study, based on response on a questionnaire from 65 teachers in upper secondary scho...
This article, based on a case study in a One-to-One school, draws attention to how teachers perceive...
The purpose of this study was to examine three teachers use and knowledge of digital tools in lesson...
Since 2003, the biennial national ITU Monitor survey has been carried out by the Network for IT Rese...