Seven strategies for digitech

Sandy Phillips

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Keywords

Digital Technologies
curriculum
strategies

How to Cite

Seven strategies for digitech. (2019). Synergy, 17(2). https://slav.vic.edu.au/index.php/Synergy/article/view/V1721914

Abstract

Sandy Phillips explores the concept of Digital Technologies and offers seven strategies, and related resources, to enrich our understanding of this area and support us in leading the change in our schools around Digital Technologies curriculum.

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