H. Whaley
ABSTRACT
Computing departments are in an exclusive position to utilise students, as it is the nature of the subject area that ensures students have both the knowledge of the course material and the ability to develop resources for online environments. They have greater computer literacy levels than peers in other domains and can adapt the skills learnt through their curriculum to the context of online resource creation for education.
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