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When novelty isn't enough: A case study of students' reactions to technology in the classroom.
Pamela A. Hayward
Communication
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Student Response
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Technology in the Classroom
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Motivation
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Physical Environment
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Class Discussion
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Environment Type
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Computer Lab
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Instructor Interaction
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University Classroom
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Social Sciences
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Natural Environment
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