Other main benefits of the framework include: flexibility and ease of use, ability to help practitioners
to reflect upon learning processes and approaches, provision of support for tutors aiming
to develop their practice and embed tools into the classroom and supported reflection upon how
software tools can support curriculum content most effectively. Due to these benefits there is value
in further developing this framework both as an analytical tool for researchers and as a pragmatic
tool for practitioners. At present, arguably, the format of the tables makes them well suited to use
by educational advisors or educational software designers; a different format might be required
for teachers, for example. Other kinds of future development might include different iterations
of the framework for different learning contexts (e.g., work-based learning; further education,
subject-specific approaches). An increased movement between the four dimensions could be
encouraged through different visualisations of the framework or from developing a framework
toolkit which could facilitate practitioners’ flow between the different dimensions promoting
increased reflection upon context, pedagogy, mode of representation and learner specification