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Slide 1: While we live in a digital age, the essential conversation is not just about technology in classrooms. Rather, it is about new relationships between teachers and learners, between learners and the process through which they grow in competence and wisdom, and between what happens in formal education and what happens in the home, the workplace and the community. (Whitby: 2007)

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Slide 5: Teachers in the twenty-first century need to see themselves as co-learners and collaborators within the learning environment. In their role as learners teachers learn a great deal about – and often from – their students. They learn from each other, too. And, as a collaborative group, they learn together. This type of l