Editorial: ICT in Education

Authors

  • Reuben Dlamini
  • Emma Coleman

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18489/sacj.v29i2.547

Author Biography

Reuben Dlamini

I am a dynamic, team spirited, and performance driven information and educational technologist professional with a blend of experience in teaching, curriculum development, instructional design & development, information technology management, and software engineering. I am currently an Academic Technology Consultant here at the University of Colorado at Boulder. I completed a Ph.D. at Ohio University in Instructional Design & Technology with cognate areas in higher education administration, information technology management, and cognitive systems. Also earned a Masters’ degree in Engineering & Management, and a Dual Degree in Computer Science & Mathematics. The most satisfying experience for me in higher education has been the opportunity to provide consultations on different technologies to enhance students experience and allow faculty members to conduct their research, organize their courses, and deliver instructions with ease. To me this ensures a supportive and inclusive academic environment for all.

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Published

2017-10-13

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Vol. 29 No. 2 (2017)

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