From Traditional Pedagogy to Digital Pedagogy

However inherent in this thinking is the supposition that traditional approaches are inferior to newer approaches and that “cutting-edge strategies” will invoke different and innovative pedagogies. A key part of the problem relates to the perception of technology as a tool rather than a system or set of affordances.

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