Office of Technology Assessment, 1995; Panel on Educational Technology, 1997;
Watson, 1996) in Voogt (2003). Moreover, Voogt (2003) differentiated between
traditional learning setting and constructivist approaches. The former
considers learning as transmission of knowledge to students,
which is the sole responsibility of the teacher. On the other hand, the
constructivist approach considers learning as authentic and learner centred. ICT, the
computer for example is a great help in the constructivist approach, where one can
design simulated and individualized learning environments to students.