Little research has examined minority students' use of online learning resources, per Kuo and Belland (2016)¶
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q1 i? Kuo and Belland (2016) report experiences of minority students (e.g., African-American) in continuing education and indicate there has been little study of minority students' use of online learning resources. → Istenič 2021
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Istenič 2021¶
Istenič, A. (2021). Shifting to digital during COVID-19: are teachers empowered to give voice to students? Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-021-09956-9
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The commentary attributes this gap to Kuo and Belland (2016), stating the study "report experiences of minority students" in continuing education; the commentary itself conducted no new study of minority learners.
"Kuo and Belland (2016) report experiences of minority students (e. g., African-American) in continuing education indicating that there has been little study of minority students’ use of online learning resources"
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Little research has examined minority students' use of online learning resources, per Kuo and Belland (2016) |
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Little research has examined minority students' use of online learning resources, per Kuo and Belland (2016) |
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