Social software, learning and education: new ways to look at and work with the classroom
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Slides de apoio ao paper apresentado na 6ª Education in a Changing Environment - International Conference. University of Salford, Reino Unido. Paper disponível em http://usir.salford.ac.uk/17014/
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