This site was created to gain insight into research regarding technology-mediated student engagement. ED 6610 Research in Computers in the Curriculum Memorial University Allan Carter | When engagement is characterized by the full range of on-task behaviour, positive emotions, invested cognition, and personal voice, it functions as the engine for learning and development. - J. Reeve (2006) Considering new media technology as pervasive is powerful. This view of technology acknowledges what today's students take for granted and expect - technology that merges seamlessly into their work and play. - Arnone M.P., Small, R.V., Chauncey, S.A., & McKenna H.P. (2011) |
