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P-ISSN 1445-2294
E-ISSN 2200-775X
Research Article
Vol. 45, Issue 2, 2021July 03, 2021 AEST

The Potential of Zoom Technology for Enabling Creativity in the Drama Classroom Through Peer-Assisted Learning and Group Collaboration in Pre Service Teacher Education

Ayomi Indika Irugalbandara,
Creativitycollaborationdrama educationpeer-assisted learningZoom technology
https://doi.org/10.1080/14452294.2021.2013630

Articles in Vol. 45, Issue 2, 2021

Vol. 45, Issue 2, 2021
  • A Voice for Community During Unsettling Times
    Susan DavisJoanne O’Mara
  • The Potential of Zoom Technology for Enabling Creativity in the Drama Classroom Through Peer-Assisted Learning and Group Collaboration in Pre Service Teacher Education
    Ayomi Indika Irugalbandara
  • ‘It’s Got to Be a Journey’: Learning to Teach First Nations Content and Concepts in the Australian Drama Classroom
    Danielle HradskyRachel ForgaszAndrew ByrneJane CarterKristy GriffinLauren Miosku
  • Influence of the ‘Conventions Approach’ on Higher Education in Drama
    Adam CzibolyMette Bøe LyngstadSisi Zheng
  • School Drama: Using Drama for Oracy in an EAL/D Classroom
    Olivia McAtamney
  • Dramatic Shifts in Learning: A Case Study Analysis of Student Literacy Learning Through Drama
    John Nicholas Saunders
  • Stand Up for Literature: Dramatic Approaches in the Secondary English Classroom
    Joanne O’Mara
  • Science and Drama: Contemporary and Creative Approaches to Teaching and Learning
    Amanda Peters
NJ: Drama Australia Journal
Irugalbandara, A. I. (2021). The Potential of Zoom Technology for Enabling Creativity in the Drama Classroom Through Peer-Assisted Learning and Group Collaboration in Pre Service Teacher Education. NJ:  Drama Australia Journal, 45(2), 144–159. https://doi.org/10.1080/14452294.2021.2013630
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