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Instructional Systems Design: An Appropriate Technology for Developing Nations

S. Hackbarth University of Southern California, USA
Pages 35-38 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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Pløn W. Verhagen & Tjeerd Plomp. 1989. Higher Education and New Technologies. Higher Education and New Technologies 533 541 .

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