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An illustration of the process of coding.
| Codes | Categories | Themes |
|---|---|---|
| Democratic | Autonomy vs Control | Interests of Learners (RQ1) |
| Independent | ||
| Accessible | ||
| Priorities | ||
| Risk | Teachers’ knowledge of social media | Continuous Reconstruction of Experience (RQ2) |
| Outdated | ||
| Relevance/Irrelevance | ||
| Outsourcing | ||
| Digital Literacy | Collaborative Expertise | Expansive School Practices and Policies (RQ3) |
| Experiences | ||
| Constructivist/Inquiry | ||
| Experts |
