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Editorial

Interactions

Connect 2.0: A collaborative partnership for creative change - Sandy Phillips and Mary Manning

Reflections and Actions

Learning and Reflective Practice - Dr Ross J. Todd

Perspectives: Local

The Book is Dead - Long Live the Book - Dr Sherman Young

Student Engagement in Learning and Teaching - Daniel Boase-Jelinek

Collaboration or co-blab-oration - Dr Linda Gibson-Langford

Where are the girls? The gender digital divide and professional IT - Janice Todd

Perspectives: Global

‘New School’ Literacy: Concepts, Context, and the Self - Sean Cordes

Flexible Learning Spaces and the Majlis - Andrea Cooney

Research

Policy Formulation and Practical Implementation Problems: Kwazulu-Natal, School Library Policy, South Africa - Dr Mariana Du Toit

Research into Practice

Pondering a Peruvian Mystery, Part 2: The Artist’s Way of Knowing - Dr Carol Gordon

Learning Landscapes

Immersion as learning: collaborating on the learning journey - Camilla Elliott

Strategies

Seven things to try with one-to-one laptops - Ruth Buchanan

Reviews

Horizons