Items where Author is "Anderson, John"

Anderson, John and Woodhouse, Hazel and Passey, Don and Evans, Clare (2024) Practices in using digital technologies to build connections between families and schools as children transition to school : A guidance paper to inform leaders of early years settings (Northern Ireland Edition). Zenodo.

Anderson, John and Woodhouse, Hazel and Passey, Don and Evans, Clare (2024) Practices in using digital technologies to build connections between families and schools as children transition to school : A guidance paper to inform leaders of nursery and primary school new entrant settings (International Edition). Zenodo.

Woodhouse, Hazel and Passey, Don and Anderson, John (2024) Using Digital Technologies to Build Connections between Families and Schools as Children Transition to School. Education Sciences, 14 (5): 520. ISSN 2227-7102

Woodhouse, Hazel and Passey, Don and Anderson, John (2024) Exploring the uses of digital technologies to build connections between families and schools as children transition to school and to maintain further parent partnership. Zenodo.

Passey, Don and Woodhouse, Hazel and Anderson, John and Charania, Amina (2023) Parents/guardians, education and digital technologies : Editorial. Studies in Technology Enhanced Learning, 3 (3.3).

Taggart, Sammy and Butler, Deirdre and Passey, Don and Anderson, John and Campbell, Allison (2023) Teacher wellbeing from engaging with educational technologies (TWEET) : Case studies from across the island of Ireland. Irish Journal of Education, 47 (9). 125–146.

Passey, Don and Taggart, Sammy and Anderson, John and Campbell, Allison (2023) Inspiring Digital Learning: a synthesis of research related to digital learning in Northern Ireland’s schools : Briefing Report for the Department of Education Independent Education Review. [Report]

Taggart, Sammy and Butler, Deirdre and Passey, Don and Anderson, John (2023) Teacher Wellbeing from Engaging with Educational Technologies (TWEET) : Case Studies from Across Ireland. Ulster University, Armagh, Northern Ireland.