Declaration of Stellenbosch
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Published:
Jan 1, 2006
Keywords:
Statement of Stellenbosch, IFIP, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Educational Technology, Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL), Opinion Piece column, education,
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Abstract
Statement prepared by an international group of educators and specialists of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) meeting in Stellenboch, South Africa, at the eighth World Conference on Computers and Education. The paper presents a complete list of fundamental principles that constitute the declaration.
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Column "Opinion pieces"
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