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  • Educational Technology
  • Learning Sciences
  • Higher Education

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  • The past few decades have witnessed numerous waves of emerging learning technologies.
  • These technological advancements in education have exhibited patterns of extension, connection, and repetition.

Discussion:

  • The authors reflect on their personal involvement in these waves of educational technology.
  • The evolution of a special journal issue on learning technologies is detailed, considering its development and purpose.

Key Insights:

  • Understanding historical trends in learning technologies is crucial for navigating current and future innovations.
  • The interconnectedness and cyclical nature of technological adoption in education warrant careful examination.

Outlook:

  • Future directions in learning technologies are explored through open questions and points for consideration.
  • Stakeholders and potential audiences for research on educational technology are identified.