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Op-Ed: Technology Enhanced Learning for teachers and students (part one)

Sue Ollerenshaw

Sue Ollerenshaw is an experienced educator who has worked with all age and ability groups, from primary to tertiary level. Originally an English teacher, Sue retrained mid-career as a digital technology teacher. She is now about to undertake an MA in Education and Design, focusing on how Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) may best be implemented in educational settings.

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