Verso il cielo: la Comunicazione Mediata da Computer a supporto dei corsi universitari tradizionali

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Christofer Colbourn
Paul Light

Abstract

Riflessioni sull’uso della posta elettronica come strumento di discussione e di apprendimento per studenti universitari in campus.

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Articoli - Numero speciale

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