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Table 2 Description of studies

From: Using Cultural Historical Activity Theory to understand how emerging technologies can mediate teaching and learning in a mathematics classroom: a review of literature

Author

Research method/design

Participants

Sample selection

Data collection methods

Data collection tools

Data analysis

Beatty and Feldman (2012)

Longitudinal, staggered site and delayed intervention

43 in-service science and mathematics teachers

Not specified

Not specified

Not specified

Mixed-methods approach

Hardman (2015)

Case study

4 teachers

Not specified

Demographic questionnaire, interviews, classroom observations, video data of classroom practice

Not specified

Evaluative episodes

Hardman (2007)

Exploratory case study

4 grade 6 classes with 153 children 4 grade 6 mathematics teachers

Not specified

Detailed analyses of teachers’ teaching, interviews with teachers and students, classroom observations of 8 lessons, analysis of students’ productions

Not specified

Evaluative episodes

Huang and Lin (2013)

Not specified

24 grade 7 Atayal students

Not specified

Audio taping of classroom teaching, interviews, dictation of videos, field notes, test papers

Not specified

Coding through the grounded theory

Naidoo (2017)

Not specified

6 master teachers

Not specified

Master teacher questionnaire, observations of selected lessons, field notes of observations, individual interviews with master teachers, focus group interviews with learners

Not specified

Interpretive paradigm

Trust (2017)

Not specified

150 (survey), 10 (interview)

Not specified

Online survey responses, interviews, discussion threads from Edmodo Math Subject Community

Not specified

Theoretical thematic analysis

Zevenbergen and Lerman (2007)

Not specified

5 classrooms

Not specified

Taking video of lessons, interviews

Not specified

Productive pedagogies framework