Digital Leaders: Transforming Learning with Students in the Lead Digital Leaders: Transforming Learning with Students in the Lead

Digital Leaders: Transforming Learning with Students in the Lead

One Best Thing

Descripción editorial

Learn about how one school created student digital leaders and the positive impact they had. Ideas will be shared about introducing this concept to your institution and replicating it with student technology leaders in your school.

  • GÉNERO
    Técnicos y profesionales
    PUBLICADO
    2014
    30 de marzo
    IDIOMA
    EN
    Inglés
    EXTENSIÓN
    14
    Páginas
    EDITORIAL
    Mark Anderson
    VENDEDOR
    Mark Anderson
    TAMAÑO
    36
    MB
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