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Academic Research: Literacy and Technology

Keywords and Boolean Phrases Terms

Literacy

Learning

Knowledge

Reading ability

Literateness

Awareness

Experience

Skill

Expertise

Comprehension

Education

Intelligence

Understanding

Familiarity

Information

Information Literacy OR Electronic Literacy

Mobile Technology

Technology OR Computer Technology OR Communication Technology

Technological OR Technologies

Equipment

Automation

Computers

Technical

Mechanical

High Tech

Information Technology

Success OR Learning Outcomes OR Learning Objectives

Achievement

Critical Thinking

Evaluation OR Integrating

Interactive Technology OR Assistive Technology

Hybrid Technology

Teaching Methods

Effective Learning

Pedagogy

Integration OR Transformation

Internet OR World Wide Web OR WiFi

Digital OR Technology

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