Activity theory perspectives on technology in higher education

Hershey PA: Information Science Reference, an imprint of IGI Global (2014)
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This book presents the adoption and use of the activity theory during the evolution of technology in higher education into a more advanced activity, offering a combination of theory and practice.

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LB2395.7.M87 2014

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9781466645905   1466645903

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