Write a case study of an innovative learning practice—a method, a resource or a technology, for instance. This could be a reflection practice you have already used, or a new or unfamiliar practice which you would like to explore. Analyze an educational practice, or an ensemble of practices, as applied in a clearly specified a learning context.

This work should be 2000 words or more in length. Ideally it should include media such as images, diagrams, tables, embedded videos, web links and other digital media. Be sure to source all material that is quoted or otherwise used. Each work must have references ‘element’ or section, including references to at least 5 scholarly articles or books, plus any other necessary or relevant references, including to websites and other media.

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