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Boundary interaction: Towards developing a mobile technology-enabled science curriculum to integrate learning in the informal spaces
Daner SUN
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Chee Kit LOOI
Department of Mathematics and Information Technology (MIT)
Department of Curriculum and Instruction (C&I)
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Technology Support
100%
Mobile Technology
100%
Science Curriculum
100%
Informal Space
100%
Boundary Interactions
100%
Boundary Activities
75%
Curriculum Development
50%
Formal Learning
50%
Curriculum Design
50%
Activity-dependent
50%
Design Principles
25%
Educational Research
25%
Copyright
25%
Educators
25%
Research Association
25%
Principles-based
25%
Boundary Objects
25%
Computer Science
Mobile Technology
100%
Formal Learning
66%
Curriculum Design
66%
Educational Research
33%
Boundary Object
33%
Social Sciences
Curriculum Development
100%
Mobile Technology
100%
Education Research
25%
Material Science
Design Principle
100%