Published Work (academic)
- "Classroom Use Of The Computer: A Retrospective View" - by Dave F. Sewell & David R. Rotheray, published in Unesco Prospects, Vol XVII, No.3, 1987
- "The Release Of Cognitive Resources: A Unifying Perspective On Mainstream And Special Education" by David Rotheray & David Sewell, published in Computers, Cognition And Development, edited by J.C. Rutkowska & C. Crook, published by Wiley & Son, 1987.
- "The Theoretical Influences On The Design And Implementation Of Computer-Mediated Learning", by D.F. Sewell, R.D. Ward & D. Rotheray, published in Aspects Of Educational Technology XVIII, Kogan Page, 1985.
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