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Visualizing ICT change in the academy. / Parchoma, Gale.
Enhancing learning through human-computer interaction.. ed. / E. Mackay. hershey, Penn.: Idea Group, 2007. p. 1-20.

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Harvard

Parchoma, G 2007, Visualizing ICT change in the academy. in E Mackay (ed.), Enhancing learning through human-computer interaction.. Idea Group, hershey, Penn., pp. 1-20.

APA

Parchoma, G. (2007). Visualizing ICT change in the academy. In E. Mackay (Ed.), Enhancing learning through human-computer interaction. (pp. 1-20). Idea Group.

Vancouver

Parchoma G. Visualizing ICT change in the academy. In Mackay E, editor, Enhancing learning through human-computer interaction.. hershey, Penn.: Idea Group. 2007. p. 1-20

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Parchoma, Gale. / Visualizing ICT change in the academy. Enhancing learning through human-computer interaction.. editor / E. Mackay. hershey, Penn. : Idea Group, 2007. pp. 1-20

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