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Digital literacy practices of engineering students and lecturers using e- textbooks at a university of technology in South Africa
Higher education in South Africa has experienced significant transformation and restructuring, presenting unique challenges for both students and lecturers. Amidst these changes, the advent of new technologies is introducing novel learning opportunities, yet their effective utilisation often demands...
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Department of Electrical Engineering
2025
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