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JOLT - Journal of Online Learning and Teaching

Children and Schemas - Understanding Different Play Behaviours

Children and Schemas - Understanding Different Play Behaviours

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Cognitive Load Theory: What it is, and Why Teachers Should Care about

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(PDF) Learning Capability: The Effect of Existing Knowledge on Learning

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A web-based e-learning system for increasing study efficiency by

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Collaborative Learning under an Adaptive Web-based Architecture

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