New Paths to Online Teaching – How Can We Manage Knowledge Transfer and Make the Learning More Enjoyable?
This study is based on the results from a national project initiative on digitalization, supported by methodology evidence from e-learning materials at the level of teachers’ training for vocational education institutes. Looking for the new paths to online learning We have been formulating the ques...
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Auteur principal: | András Benedek |
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Langue: | EN |
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Debrecen University Press
2021
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