Regina Wittchen Sørensen, Nina Ingerslev Andersen, Karin Brochstedt Dieperink
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policy makers corporate executives practitioners parents assume wiring schools buying hardware software distributing equipment throughout lead abundant classroom use teachers students improved teaching learning article examines assumptions two high schools located heart technological progress northern californias silicon valley qualitative methodology included interviews teachers students administrators classroom observations review school documents surveys teachers students two high schools found access equipment software seldom led widespread teacher student use teachers occasional users nonusers used computers classroom work often use sustained rather altered existing patterns teaching practice offer two interrelated explanations challenges dominant assumptions guide present technological policy making