Digital Learning: Myths and Reality
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Digital Learning: Myths and Reality
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As part of the report, Teaching and learning in Irish Higher Education: A Roadmap for Enhancement in a Digital World 2015-2017, this forum insight looks at some of the myths and reality of digital learning.
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Animation & Backgrounds — Giada Randolfi
Animation — Zach Louis Ng Nocum
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Music composition & production — Darragh Winters
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