Marc Lieshout, Tineke Egyedi, Wiebe Bijker

’...it is refreshing to read about technology in the context of a conceptual framework...It is certainly of interest to those who are discovering that multimedia has a place in the educational environment in a greater capacity than a computing aid to classroom teaching...’ Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning

• Contents: Conceptual Framework: Introduction, Wiebe E. Bijker, Tineke M. Egyedi and Marc van Lieshout; Multimedia in education, Anneke Eurelings; Social learning, Marc van Lieshout, Wiebe E. Bijker and Tineke M. Egyedi. Case Studies: Multimedia and education as a marketing strategy, Ruth Mourik; Learning in cable-school: the use of networked ICTs in an educational context, Roger S. Slack; From spice girls to cybergirls: the role of multimedia in the construction of young girls fascination for and interest in computers, Hege Nordli; Distance teaching on Bornholm, Finn Hansen and Christian Clausen; Teaching transformed? the appropriation of multimedia in education: the case of Norway, Margrethe Aune and Knut H. Sorensen; A project adrift: mechanisms of multimedia innofusion in education, Tineke M. Egyedi; Telepoly: the risk of creating high-end expectations, Pierre Rossel and Martine Buser; Diversified hypermedia use: an experiment with dis-closure, Tineke M. Egyedi. Comparative Analysis: Setting of multimedia use, Tineke M. Egyedi, Marc van Lieshout and Wiebe E. Bijker; Multimedia innofusion, Tineke M. Egyedi, Marc van Lieshout and Wiebe E. Bijker; Social learning in educational multimedia, Marc van Lieshout, Tineke M. Egyedi and Wiebe E. Bijker; Conclusions and recommendations, Wiebe E. Bijker, Tineke M. Egyedi and Marc van Lieshout; Bibliography.

Marc Lieshout, Tineke Egyedi, Wiebe Bijker

’...it is refreshing to read about technology in the context of a conceptual framework...It is certainly of interest to those who are discovering that multimedia has a place in the educational environment in a greater capacity than a computing aid to classroom teaching...’ Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning

• Contents: Conceptual Framework: Introduction, Wiebe E. Bijker, Tineke M. Egyedi and Marc van Lieshout; Multimedia in education, Anneke Eurelings; Social learning, Marc van Lieshout, Wiebe E. Bijker and Tineke M. Egyedi. Case Studies: Multimedia and education as a marketing strategy, Ruth Mourik; Learning in cable-school: the use of networked ICTs in an educational context, Roger S. Slack; From spice girls to cybergirls: the role of multimedia in the construction of young girls fascination for and interest in computers, Hege Nordli; Distance teaching on Bornholm, Finn Hansen and Christian Clausen; Teaching transformed? the appropriation of multimedia in education: the case of Norway, Margrethe Aune and Knut H. Sorensen; A project adrift: mechanisms of multimedia innofusion in education, Tineke M. Egyedi; Telepoly: the risk of creating high-end expectations, Pierre Rossel and Martine Buser; Diversified hypermedia use: an experiment with dis-closure, Tineke M. Egyedi. Comparative Analysis: Setting of multimedia use, Tineke M. Egyedi, Marc van Lieshout and Wiebe E. Bijker; Multimedia innofusion, Tineke M. Egyedi, Marc van Lieshout and Wiebe E. Bijker; Social learning in educational multimedia, Marc van Lieshout, Tineke M. Egyedi and Wiebe E. Bijker; Conclusions and recommendations, Wiebe E. Bijker, Tineke M. Egyedi and Marc van Lieshout; Bibliography.

Marc Lieshout, Tineke Egyedi, Wiebe Bijker

’...it is refreshing to read about technology in the context of a conceptual framework...It is certainly of interest to those who are discovering that multimedia has a place in the educational environment in a greater capacity than a computing aid to classroom teaching...’ Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning

• Contents: Conceptual Framework: Introduction, Wiebe E. Bijker, Tineke M. Egyedi and Marc van Lieshout; Multimedia in education, Anneke Eurelings; Social learning, Marc van Lieshout, Wiebe E. Bijker and Tineke M. Egyedi. Case Studies: Multimedia and education as a marketing strategy, Ruth Mourik; Learning in cable-school: the use of networked ICTs in an educational context, Roger S. Slack; From spice girls to cybergirls: the role of multimedia in the construction of young girls fascination for and interest in computers, Hege Nordli; Distance teaching on Bornholm, Finn Hansen and Christian Clausen; Teaching transformed? the appropriation of multimedia in education: the case of Norway, Margrethe Aune and Knut H. Sorensen; A project adrift: mechanisms of multimedia innofusion in education, Tineke M. Egyedi; Telepoly: the risk of creating high-end expectations, Pierre Rossel and Martine Buser; Diversified hypermedia use: an experiment with dis-closure, Tineke M. Egyedi. Comparative Analysis: Setting of multimedia use, Tineke M. Egyedi, Marc van Lieshout and Wiebe E. Bijker; Multimedia innofusion, Tineke M. Egyedi, Marc van Lieshout and Wiebe E. Bijker; Social learning in educational multimedia, Marc van Lieshout, Tineke M. Egyedi and Wiebe E. Bijker; Conclusions and recommendations, Wiebe E. Bijker, Tineke M. Egyedi and Marc van Lieshout; Bibliography.