Children's learning in a digital world
By: edited by Teena Willoughby and Eileen Wood.
Contributors: Willoughby, Teena, 1955-.; Wood, Eileen, 1960-.
Publisher: Blackwell Pub.
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Malden, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
ISBN-13: 9781405162074
Subjects: Computer-assisted instruction; Educational technology; Internet in education; Computergestuurd onderwijs; Leren; Internet; Computerspellen
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Seven criteria for investigating children's learning in a digital world / Richard E. Mayer; title: Informal learning with technologies : opportunities and challenges; title: Introduction / Teena Willoughby and Eileen Wood; title: Media literacy : who needs it? / Henry Jenkins; title: Good videogames, the human mind, and good learning / James Paul Gee; title: How and what do videogames teach? / Edward L. Swing and Craig A. Anderson; title: Videogame addiction : fact or fiction? / Mark D. Griffiths; title: Meeting the needs of the vulnerable learner : the role of the teacher in bridging the gap between informal and formal learning using digital technologies / Laurence Peters; title: Formal learning with technologies : opportunities and challenges; title: Introduction / Eileen Wood, Bowen Hui, and Teena Willoughby; title: Using technology to assist children learning to read and write / Philip C. Abrami ... [et al.]; title: Tools for learning in an information society / John C. Nesbit and Philip H. Winne; title: Virtual playgrounds : children's multi-user virtual environments for playing and learning with science / Yasmin B. Kafai and Michael T. Giang; title: Can students re-invent fundamental scientific principles : evaluating the promise of new-media literacies / Andrea A. diSessa; title: Domain knowledge and learning from the internet / Malinda Desjarlais, Teena Willoughby, and Eileen Wood; title: The integration of computer technology in the classroom / Julie Mueller, Eileen Wood, and Teena Willoughby; title: Children's learning in a digital world / Eileen Wood and Teena Willoughby.