Learning and Teaching in our Digital Age

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Professor Dr.Will Barratt

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Contemporary research and practice will be used to explore learning and teaching in
schools, colleges, on-line, and in the complex world of interpersonal and digital teaching
experiences. Focusing on the individual experience of learning declarative and procedural
knowledge provides a means to build more effective teaching experiences. Suggestions for
developing learning-centered, digitally based, and digitally enhanced education will be proposed.

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