Student Learning With Technology From an Instructional Economic Perspective: A Case Study
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https://doi.org/10.1956/jge.v7i3.32Keywords:
Instructional Technology, Learning with Technology, Instructional Economy, Case Study, Teaching InnovationAbstract
The current study employed two case studies, which were conducted in Taiwan, to explain the benefits of old technologies from an instructional economic perspective. The findings yielded from two case studies showed that old (inexpensive investment) and new technology (expensive investment) could equally enhance students’ learning performances. Instructors may re-think the value of old technologies at classrooms based on economic theories.References
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“Student Learning With Technology From an Instructional Economic Perspective: A Case Study” (2011) Journal of Global Economy, 7(3), pp. 190–195. doi:10.1956/jge.v7i3.32.