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First-year higher education students’ acquisition of digital content creation literacies in discipline-specific settings
Digital knowledge production involves the processing and presentation of digital information and content through the implementation of digital literacy practices in technical, cognitive and social-emotional dimensions. As such, this thesis addresses the question: How and why do first-year higher edu...
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School of Education
2020
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