SPECIAL TEWT EDITION ON LAMS AND LEARNING DESIGN [Volume 1]

Christopher Alexander (Editor), James Dalziel (Editor), Jaroslaw Krajka (Editor)

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Abstract

One valuable outcome of this special edition on LAMS and Learning Design may be the realisation of how the eclectic nature of LAMS-related research is bringing together many researchers from diverse fields of specialisation. Such a sharing of ideas in turn raises awareness of some of the key issues, helps to guide future research, and evidences commitment to an important and growing area of study. Another outcome of this special issue is the recognition of how the act of disseminating research to a wider audience may provide impetus for thoughtful change of practice in an increasingly integrated education community at large. It is therefore with great pleasure that the Journal of Teaching English with Technology presents its volume-one special edition on Lams and Learning Design.
Original languageEnglish
PublisherTeaching English with Technology Journal
Volume2009
EditionIssue 2
ISBN (Electronic)ISSN 1642-1027
Publication statusPublished - 2009

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