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The Microcomputer and the Curriculum

Colin Baker
Pages 207-210 | Published online: 29 Sep 2006

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Larry Miller & John Olson. (1994) Putting the computer in its place: a study of teaching with technology. Journal of Curriculum Studies 26:2, pages 121-141.
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J. J. Wellington. (1990) The impact of IT on the school curriculum: downwards, sideways, backwards and forwards. Journal of Curriculum Studies 22:1, pages 57-63.
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John Beynon & Hughie Mackay. (1989) Information technology into education: towards a critical perspective . Journal of Education Policy 4:3, pages 245-257.
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C. Baker. (1985) The Microcomputer and The Curriculum: A Critique . Journal of Curriculum Studies 17:4, pages 449-451.
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