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The SITE syndrome produces classroom-blind technologies
Many experiments have shown the effectiveness of learning technologies, yet few results have been replicated at scale. This contribution questions the causal relationship between technology and learning outcomes and the myths of intrinsic technology effects. Rather than blaming teachers for low acce
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