2023
DOI: 10.1080/17439884.2023.2260977
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Rethinking the boundaries of learning in a digital age

Ola Erstad,
Kenneth Silseth
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“…During the confinement period, contemporary technology-mediated environments expanded our conceptualization of learning contexts (Erstad and Silseth, 2023); in this frame, we decided to reflect on how our School, the School of Italian Language and Literature (SILL -https://www.itl.auth.gr/dp9it/en ), the smallest School of our University, dealt with online education during the pandemic, taking into consideration our limited funds and resources. As we will show in the next pages, the results have been unexpectedly encouraging, and to some extent Since Spring Semester 2020, AUTh's primary response focused on the immediate challenges posed by this unprecedented situation and as a result no classes or exams were lost whatsoever during 3 semesters away from "normality".…”
Section: Case Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the confinement period, contemporary technology-mediated environments expanded our conceptualization of learning contexts (Erstad and Silseth, 2023); in this frame, we decided to reflect on how our School, the School of Italian Language and Literature (SILL -https://www.itl.auth.gr/dp9it/en ), the smallest School of our University, dealt with online education during the pandemic, taking into consideration our limited funds and resources. As we will show in the next pages, the results have been unexpectedly encouraging, and to some extent Since Spring Semester 2020, AUTh's primary response focused on the immediate challenges posed by this unprecedented situation and as a result no classes or exams were lost whatsoever during 3 semesters away from "normality".…”
Section: Case Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%