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CritIQ: A Mobile Critique App for Undergraduate Communication Design Learners

Michèle Wong Kung Fong Michèle Wong Kung Fong graduated with a Master's in Graphic Design from North Carolina State University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Communication from the University of Dayton. She is a user-experience and user-interface designer who investigates the intersection of interactive media, mobile learning, information design, cognition, learning style theories, well-being, critical thinking, and users. [email protected]
Pages 313-332 | Published online: 21 Apr 2015

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