References

University of Exeter - School of Education	B.Phil / M.Ed Modular Degree Programme
Learning Effectively with ICT - G161 Summer 1998	Professor Niki Davis
Evaluation of effectiveness in two case studies of learning using IT
Submitted by: Alastair Reynolds and Megan Dick	Previous modules undertaken : G162

REFERENCES
This page was compiled from two separate reference pages written by Megan Dick and Alastair Reynolds

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Because of the transient nature of web-based resources, some of the on-line references may be out of date. Every effort was taken to make sure that they were correct at the time of writing.

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Davis, N. et al (1997) Can quality in learning be enhanced through the use of IT? In Somekh, B. and Davis, N. (Eds.) Using Information Technology effectively in Teaching and Learning: Studies in Pre-Service and In-Service Teacher Education London and New York: Routledge.

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