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African Literature
Scientific Publishers Online
It is not a technology, but a methodology.
LDL Students and Alumni
TBL Group 10 - E-Team Based Learning

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Reda Sadki
David Smith
Jason Berg
Rita van Haren
Fazal Rizvi

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William Cope's Interests

Learning Sciences

Pedagogy

Literacy

Technology Mediated Learning Environments

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EPSY 408 FA24 published the publication Creating Independent Thinkers.
Christine LaBatt published the publication Creating Independent Thinkers.
EPSY 408 FA24 published the publication Creating Independent Thinkers.
Christine LaBatt published the publication Creating Independent Thinkers.
Andrea Czart published the publication Multiliteracies in a Heritage Spanish Language Classroom.
Andrea Czart published the publication Multiliteracies in a Heritage Spanish Language Classroom.
EPSY 408 FA24 published the publication Literacy in an Artificial World.

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THEIR PUBLICATIONS

The Role of AI Feedback in University Students’ Learning Experiences
Thirty-First International Conference on Learning Conference Proceedings
Seventeenth International Conference on e-Learning & Innovative Pedagogies Conference Proceedings
Sixteenth International Conference on e-Learning & Innovative Pedagogies. Conference Proceedings

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Just Launched! The "Meaning Patterns" Community in CGScholar
Schools after COVID-19: Seven Steps Towards a Productive Learning Revolution
Group Decision Making
After the COVID-19 Crisis: Why Higher Education May (and Perhaps Should) Never be the Same

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