posted on 2022-09-15, 07:32authored bySonia Ivetac
This study analysed teaching and non-teaching staff, and parent narratives to explore the consequences of ICT realisation in secondary schools. The study revealed prolific, complex and systemic consequences with systemic impacts on: organisational, health and safety, educational, home life and parenting, economic, e-waste, ethical and legal aspects of schooling. The findings pointed to the urgent need for an ‘Educational ICT governance’ research agenda.
History
Pagination
314 p.
Open access
Yes
Material type
thesis
Resource type
thesis
Language
eng
Degree type
Research doctorate
Degree name
Ph.D.
Copyright notice
The author
Editor/Contributor(s)
J Lamp, A Craig, J Coldwell-Neilson
Faculty
Faculty of Business and Law
School
Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics