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Does Open Access Make Cents?

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Access to information resources is a traditionallibrary service. Public libraries were the first to provide unfettered accessto print information resources to a general population; it is not a stretch to recognizethose institutions as the earliest providers of open access.

Keywords: open access, institutional repositories

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Dubinsky, E., (2023) “Does Open Access Make Cents?”, ODIS Test Journal 1(1).

Published on
2023-04-25

Beginning Teaching with Digital Technology by Joanne Blannin

Beginning Teaching with Digital Technology by Joanne Blannin

Many contemporary K-12 classrooms are inundated with technology tools. Educators are frequently asked to incorporate [tools that promise improved student performance and learning. However, there are still gaps in educators’ understanding of how best to incorporate technology and integrate it into their curriculum. In Beginning Teaching with Digital Technology, Joanne Blannin provides a high-level overview of how to teach with technology and provides a focus on how best to use technology to enhance instruction of a variety of subjects. Chapters are dedicated to literacy, mathematics, STEM, the arts, and coding. Prior to the chapters on technology use in specific subjects, Blannin sets the stage how best to use technology effectively for learning, how technology use should be evaluated, and what theories inform educators’ use of technology.

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Blannin, J. (2022). Beginning teaching with digital technology . London, UK: Sage.