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Student use of technologies for learning–what has changed since 2010?

Posted on 09 Dec 2014 with 0 comments

This paper reports on a large longitudinal survey of students and their use of technologies in two Australian universities. The Student Experience and Expectation of Technology (SEET) survey is unique in Australia because it includes not just current use, but students’ expectations about their future use of technology. This paper compares the results from 2013 with the 2010 results. Whilst some changes reflect the wider access to freely available open resources and new technologies such as Smartphones and iPads, other results are remarkably consistent with the 2010 results.

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