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Antonio Cartelli
Marco Palma

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Discussion of the need to create the conditions for cognitive learning processes involving students and university researchers. It is proposed the use of information systems to support both research and university training. This solution, 'explained using a concrete example: a course in paleography University' of Cassino.

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