Touch technologies in primary education: Patterns of coordination, collaboration and participation in children’s activities in an ict-intensive learning environment

Jacob Davidsen

Touch technologies in primary education: Patterns of coordination, collaboration and participation in children’s activities in an ict-intensive learning environment

Department of Communication and Psychology

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This paper presents findings from a longitude project on children‘s use of interactive touchscreens in classroom-settings. By exploring and analysing interaction among pairs, children‘s collaborative activities are under study, and it is highlighted how touch technologies invites for a more symmetrical interaction partnership in terms of power over workspace, control, method and solution.

Original language	English
Publication date	Apr 2012
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - Apr 2012
Event	Designs for Learning 2012 : Exploring Learning Environments - AAU-CPH, Copenhagen, Denmark Duration: 25 Apr 2012 → 27 Apr 2012

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Conference	Designs for Learning 2012
Location	AAU-CPH
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Copenhagen
Period	25/04/2012 → 27/04/2012

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Læring gennem bevægelse på ikt-baserede interaktive borde og andre relaterede brugerflader
Davidsen, J. G., Klesner, J., Rasmussen, C., Solander, C., Nordquist Hansen, S., Vardinghus, L. H. & Georgsen, M.
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01/08/2009 → 31/05/2010
Project: Research

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Touch technologies in primary education : Patterns of coordination, collaboration and participation in children’s activities in an ict-intensive learning environment. / Davidsen, Jacob.

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