You as a teacher have certain expectations about the effect of using ICT.
What are your options for using ICT in your course? Many evidence-based options to apply ICT in higher education can be found in the literature. But… these ICT-options are based on research in a specific context(s).
The question is …… will these ICT-options you select, have the promised effect of your course.
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