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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Technology-in-practice"”.
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HOW CONTEXT MATTERS IN DIGITAL LIBRARY USE
<p>This research investigates how organizational context contributes to the use of digital libraries, an ICT-enabled information infrastructure. Traditionally digital-library use is measured with the help of statistical analysis of download and other related data, but statistics alone have limited …
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Utilising spatial technologies to support the catchment based approach to landscape management
… environment is degraded due to centuries of intensive land management. Driven by the combined pressures of EU targets for water quality, climate change, urbanisation, and population growth the requirement for better management of water resources has led to the adoption of catchment scale …
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Purposing digital media for education: critically exploring values and expectations in applying digital media for children’s learning and development.
… thesis explores the impact of expectations of technology on educational practices and the challenges in researching these impacts. Expec tations of technology are not universal, but there is a prevalent solutionist perspective that provides a simplistic account of technology. The critical issue …
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Shaping up for success : a qualitative case study on the impact of using interactive radar graphs on workplace-based assessment practices for pharmacy interns in Ireland
… the use of workplace-based assessment (WBA) has increased. WBA involves assessment of trainees in the workplace based on observation of performance against structured competency frameworks or using specific WBA tools. In Ireland, pharmacy interns are assessed against a 178-item behavioural …
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Exploring nurses' experiences of using digital health technologies to deliver care within the general practice setting: a mixed method study.
Defining digital healthcare is not an easy task as globally there does not seem to be a universally accepted definition. However, the World Health Organization (WHO) defines digital health as "the use of information and communication technologies for health". The Digital Health Innovation for …