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June 11, 2016Australasian Journal of Educational Technology5 citationsOpen Access

Editorial 32(2): From Tinkering to Systemic Change

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EHEva HeinrichMHMichael HendersonBDBarney Dalgarno

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We applaud the work in educational technology innovation and research that adds to our understanding of how technologies can improve the teaching and learning experience within well-defined learning systems. However, we also see a potential for critical research around digital technologies in relation to higher education as a system. In this edutorial ee encourage researchers to report on empirical studies or rigorously supported conceptual work that fundamentally reconceptualises teaching in higher education and critically questions existing configurations.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0884d5ef79633196e8be52https://doi.org/10.14742/ajet.3219
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