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Reflections on the 2017 Rio AILA (Applied Linguistic) Conference through an Antipodean Lens: practical Implications for advisors
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Self-access centre and autonomous learning management : where are we now and where are we going?
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Reflections on the 2017 Rio AILA (Applied Linguistic) Conference through an Antipodean Lens: practical Implications for advisors
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Best practice ideas for learner advising in New Zealand
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Hobbs, Moira; Dofs, Kerstin. - : Self-Access Learning Centre (SALC) Kanda University of International Studies (Chiba, Japan), 2016
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Best practice ideas for learner advising in New Zealand
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Hobbs, Moira; Dofs, Kerstin. - : Self-Access Learning Centre (SALC) Kanda University of International Studies (Chiba, Japan), 2016
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Autonomous language learning study guides : Useful tools in the self-access language learning environment.
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Autonomous language learning study guides : Useful tools in the self-access language learning environment.
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Dofs, Kerstin; Hobbs, Moira. - : International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language (IATEFL), 2014. : Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT), 2014. : Unitec Institute of Technology, 2014
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Autonomous language learning study guides : Useful tools in the self-access language learning environment.
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Bridging the digital divide: Students’ access to digital technologies in a language department
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Bridging the digital divide: Students’ access to digital technologies in a language department
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Abstract:
In many institutions in New Zealand from primary to tertiary level, the use of technology by both students and teachers to support learning and teaching is assumed. This article reports briefly on research done in a New Zealand tertiary institution in order to discover students‟ perceptions of their access to and use of computer technologies. As well as giving a general overview of feedback from the 161 English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL) students in the study, responses are analysed in relation to age, gender and nationality groups. Results suggest that general access for students is high, but that differences exist in relation to gender and nationality. Such individual differences must always be considered by classroom teachers and accounted for as much as possible, as teachers continue to integrate technology use into their classroom practice.
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130306 Educational Technology and Computing; access; equity; technology; usage
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URL: https://hdl.handle.net/10652/1621
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