Daniela Gachago

Prof. Daniela Gachago

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Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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25 March 2021 in Postdigital Science and Education
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N(Networked Learning Editorial Collective (NLEC)
Networked Learning Editorial Collective (NLEC)
LGLesley Gourlay
Lesley Gourlay
JRJosé Luis Rodríguez-Illera
José Luis Rodríguez-Illera
EBElena Barbera
Elena Barbera
MBMaha Bali
Maha Bali
JKJeremy Knox
Jeremy Knox

18 July 2016 in British Journal of Educational Technology
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DNDick Ng'ambi
Dick Ng'ambi
Cheryl BrownCheryl Brown
Cheryl Brown
VBVivienne Bozalek
Vivienne Bozalek
DGDaniela Gachago
Daniela Gachago
DWDenise Wood
Denise Wood

4 June 2013 in British Journal of Educational Technology
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VBVivienne Bozalek
Vivienne Bozalek
DGDaniela Gachago
Daniela Gachago
LALucy Alexander
Lucy Alexander
KWKathy Watters
Kathy Watters
DWDenise Wood
Denise Wood
JHJan Herrington
Jan Herrington

6 November 2015 in Progressio
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DGDaniela Gachago
Daniela Gachago
SSS. Strydom
S. Strydom
PHP. Hanekom
P. Hanekom
SSS. Simons
S. Simons
SWS. Walters
S. Walters
CROSSING BOUNDARIES: LECTURERS’ PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF WHATSAPP TO SUPPORT TEACHING AND LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION

19 July 2017 in International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education
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DGDaniela Gachago
Daniela Gachago
JMJolanda Morkel
Jolanda Morkel
LHLiza Hitge
Liza Hitge
IZIzak Van Zyl
Izak Van Zyl
EIEunice Ivala
Eunice Ivala
Against the backdrop of a complex Higher Education (HE) landscape, particularly in a developing country context where the relevance of current HE structures is questioned through student protests, and decolonisation of education practices is called for, traditional thinking is losing ground. This study focuses on lecturers identified as eLearning champions, who display shared dispositions that mirror what the literature terms a ‘design thinking mindset’, such as collaboration, empathy for the learner and problem orientation. We argue that promoting this mindset in academic staff development interventions around the use of technology in teaching and learning could support more academics to innovate their practices. Recommendations for how findings of this study may inform the design of such learning interventions conclude the paper.

8 July 2016 in British Journal of Educational Technology
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DGDaniela Gachago
Daniela Gachago
CLCandice Livingston
Candice Livingston
EIEunice Ivala
Eunice Ivala