Technology Pedagogy and Education

Papers
(The TQCC of Technology Pedagogy and Education is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Evaluation of environmental website preferences using fuzzy AHP94
Improving accessibility and inclusiveness of university websites for international students: a mixed-methods usability assessment54
Exploring the factors influencing mobile technology integration in higher education52
E-portfolios in teaching, learning and assessment: tensions in theory and praxis43
Digital interactive case-based instruction: a useful tool to enhance preservice teacher education31
Innovations and illustrations of digital teaching practice in Australia during the pandemic: variations on a theme25
Learning behaviour prediction and multi-task recommendation based on a knowledge graph in MOOCs24
Early futurological IT policy for school and society – a Swedish case23
Scripted synergy: elevating EFL writing and creativity through collaborative digital storytelling21
Teachers’ perceptions of artificial intelligence in Colombia: AI technological access, AI teacher professional development and AI ethical awareness19
Switching to virtual classes: exploring teacher readiness under the ‘new normal’18
Comparison of Mytelemap and MindMeister in using competence maps for self-learning18
Parental presence as a spectator and co-viewer facilitates children learning from instructional videos17
Transforming the learning experience in pre-service teacher training using the flipped classroom14
Not ‘just consumers of content’: early insights into the policy enactment of the Digital Learning Framework13
Effects of flipped blended learning based on assessment: an action research study in translation technology education13
Assessing Indonesian English lecturers’ perceptions of educational technology: the impact of barrier factors13
Finding flow: unpacking the capacity of in-lecture question activities to engage online students12
The benefits and pitfalls of social media for teachers’ agency and wellbeing11
A mixed-methods approach to exploring university students’ perspectives of emergency remote teaching in resource-challenged contexts: the case of Jordan11
Online interactions and student learning outcomes in a Moodle-based e-learning system11
Are we ready for virtual reality in K–12 classrooms?10
Educational affordances of music video games and gaming mobile apps9
Remote teaching in times of COVID-19: teachers’ adaptation and pupil level of participation9
The ethics of using AI in K-12 education: a systematic literature review9
Teaching through crisis: the remote education experiences of PK–12 teachers during COVID-19 campus closures9
Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and sports bracelets usage in physical education for freshmen: the role of gender and self-efficacy9
‘Do not harm’: dealing with teaching-related challenges through the technology of simulation-based learning9
Blended and online learning: what works and why in primary and secondary schools. Evidence from Northern Ireland8
Digital storytelling as a strategy for developing 21st-century skills: a systematic review of qualitative evidence8
A systematic literature review of pre-service teacher technology integration during teaching practice: trends, frameworks, practices and recommendations for future research8
Unmasking the depoliticisation of ICT in digital competence frameworks for educators: a critical discourse study8
A comparative study of technological pedagogical content knowledge between special education and general education in China8
Perceived convenience, usefulness, effectiveness and user acceptance of information technology: evaluating students’ experiences of a Learning Management System7
Using open badges based on educational theory in an e-learning environment to develop intended learning outcomes7
How can messaging apps, WhatsApp and SMS be used to support learning? A scoping review7
Beyond technology: factors influencing the effects of teachers’ audio feedback on students’ project-based learning6
Exploring teachers’ intention to integrate technology: a comparison between online- and AR/VR-based instruction6
Scratching beneath the surface6
A testing load: a review of cognitive load in computer and paper-based learning and assessment6
Exploring teachers’ readiness and beliefs about emergency remote teaching in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic6
Identifying complex causal patterns in students’ performance using machine learning6
Enhancing summative assessment and pedagogy of senior secondary dance education through digital technologies6
Relevance of pre-service teacher training to use ICT for the actual use in classrooms – focus on German secondary schools6
Effects of using disciplinary literacy practices for computer science integration into elementary instruction6
Development of soft skills competencies through the use of FLIGBY6
Teachers’ experiences of monitoring their students in online higher education: recommendations for course design and opportunities for learning analytics5
The impact of digital documentation platforms on early childhood educators’ work in Australia and New Zealand5
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