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Assaf argues the pandemic shift to digital is a mindset shift, not only a technology shift, modeled via an instructional interface analogy

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q1 i? Assaf uses the London Stock Exchange's Big Bang case as an analogy for the pandemic shift and presents an instructional interface model, emphasizing that shifting to digital is not only a technology shift but also a mindset shift. → Hale Ilgaz 2021

Evidence

Hale Ilgaz 2021

Hale Ilgaz. (2021). Shifting to digital with 21st century skills. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-021-09946-x

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Editorial summary of Assaf's theoretical response; the claim rests on an analogy-based argument (the Big Bang case) and a proposed instructional interface model, with no empirical data reported.

"He has used the London Stock Exchange's Big Bang case as an analogy for the pandemic shift and presents an instructional interface model. He emphasizes that shifting to digital is not only a technology shift but also a mindset shift."

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title Assaf argues the pandemic shift to digital is a mindset shift, not only a technology shift, modeled via an instructional interface analogy
description Assaf argues the pandemic shift to digital is a mindset shift, not only a technology shift, modeled via an instructional interface analogy
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 2021
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-29
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