ICT and curriculum design to bridge the gap between industry and academia a discussion paper [electronic resource]

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Smit, D

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Language: English Series: COBRA ; 2005Publication details: 2005ISBN:

1741071011

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International

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Summary: Outlines the merits of taking a holistic view of ICT in curriculum design. The educational barriers to implementation of these models and planning tools are highlighted.

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Outlines the merits of taking a holistic view of ICT in curriculum design. The educational barriers to implementation of these models and planning tools are highlighted.

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