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The Learning with New Media Research Group (previously named Centre for Educational Multimedia) includes multi-disciplinary researchers with a common understanding that the relationship of educational technology to teaching, learning and being is far more complex than that of a simple tool. LNMRG is unique because it brings together researchers from across disciplines within Education, and from other faculties and universities. LNMRG (as CEMM) was established to investigate new technologies and new ways to teach and learn. The group boldly plunged into Virtual Reality and simulation research in the early 90s and now pioneers new pedagogies in 21st century contexts such as Web 2.0 and Web 3D. |

Authored by Dr Nicola Johnson "The Multiplicities of Internet Addiction" informs our understanding of the discourses surrounding internet addiction and our grasp of the emerging relationships between leisure and our learning, as well as the increasing blur between our private and public spheres. (Link to Amazon)

Co-authored by Glenn Russell, focuses on transforming learning and teaching with ICT by assisting future and practising teachers to make IT happen!
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This Report and its accompanying Educational Resource is the culmination of an 18 month project which collected survey and interview data from 17 school communities across Victoria.

Funded by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations this report describes innovative use of digital technologies in schools.
For the report and multimedia case studies...