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2015-01-01New digital technology in education: Conceptualizing professional learning for educatorsNg, W
2015Quality Learning and Teaching in Primary Science and Technology Literature ReviewAubusson, P; Schuck, SR; Ng, W; Burke, P; Pressick-Kilborn, K; Palmer, T-A
2014-09Flipping the science classroom: Exploring merits, issues and pedagogyNg, W
2014-01-01Developing reflective practiceNg, W; Murphy, C; Mccullagh, J; Doherty, A; Mcleod, N
2014-01-01Using a multimedia learning tool to improve creative performanceKassim, H; Nicholas, H; Ng, W
2014-01-01Investigating through concept mapping pre-service teachers' thinking progression about “e-learning” and its integration into teachingNg, W
2013-09-01A framework for sustainable mobile learning in schoolsNg, W; Nicholas, H
2013-01-01Conceptualising mLearning literacyNg, W
2013-01-01Empowering scientific literacy through digital literacy and multiliteraciesNg, W
2013Integration and Innovation in Teaching ScienceNg, W; Fitzgerald, A
2012-11-01Can we teach digital natives digital literacy?Ng, W
2012-01-01Factors influencing the uptake of a mechatronics curriculum initiative in five Australian secondary schoolsNicholas, H; Ng, W
2012Investigating undergraduate pre-service teachers’ interactions with educational technologiesNg, W
2011-12-01Psychological morbidity and quality of life of ethnic minority patients with cancer: A systematic review and meta-analysisLuckett, T; Goldstein, D; Butow, PN; Gebski, V; Aldridge, LJ; McGrane, J; Ng, W; King, MT
2011Why digital literacy is important for science teaching and learningNg, W
2010-12-01The digital revolution in education: Digital citizenship and multi-literacy of mobile technologyHanewald, R; Ng, W
2010-12-01Insights into students' thinking with handheld computersNg, W; Nicholas, H
2010-12-01Formal and informal use of handhelds by Australian and British students: A comparative case studyNg, W; Anastopoulou, S