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Peer to Peer Learning through Technology: Can knowledge exchange, supported by Web2.0 tools for adults 50plus, provide an effective solution?

ICERI2013 - 6th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation

Bereich: Technik & Wissen

AutorInnen: Schwarz-Woelzl, M.

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Tags: ageing society, technology enhanced learning

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Kategorie: Vorträge

Publikations Datum: 2013

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