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Exploring the ‘new’ imperatives of technology-based lifelong learning

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Pages 073-092 | Published online: 05 Nov 2008

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Sarah Parsons, Harry Daniels, Jill Porter & Christopher Robertson. (2006) Organisational Factors in the Use and Implementation of ICT in Day Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities. The British Journal of Development Disabilities 52:103, pages 121-136.
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Stephen Petrina, Franc Feng & Juyun Kim. (2007) Researching cognition and technology: how we learn across the lifespan. International Journal of Technology and Design Education 18:4, pages 375-396.
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