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Technological learning, technological substitution, and technological change
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Technology Enhanced learning : Research Themes /
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Language learning with technology ideas for integrating technology in the language classroom
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Sources of Technological Divergence Between Developed and Less Developed Economies
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Utilization of information technology in e-learning
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Learning to change ICT in schools
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Information and communication technologies in learning [proceedings] : 6th international conference on emerging eLearning technologies and applications : and simultaneously 5th year of learning projects competition "eLearning in praxis" : september 11 - 13, 2008, Stará Lesná, High Tatras, Slovakia
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Technological diffusion, learning and growth <an> empirical investigation of a set of developing countries
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E-Learning Technologies and Teaching Business English in a Blended Learning Environment
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Technological diffusion, learning and economic performance <an> empirical investigation on an extended set of countries
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International Journal of Learning and Change
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Viation engineering education using new learning technology
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Technological perspective - extension of the learning and growth balanced scorecard
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Digital Technologies As an Adaptive Learning Tool in Higher Education
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Learning to Learn
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Learning Communities and Imagined Social Capital : Learning to Belong
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Usage of machine learning techniques in blockchain technology with aim on cryptocurrencies
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E-Learning in Augmented Reality Utilizing iBeacon Technology
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IEEE international conference on advanced learning technologies : Proceedings. Madison, Wisconsin, USA. 6.- 8. Aug. 2001
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Predicting the Effects of News on the Financial Market Based on Machine Learning Technology
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Using Technology in Open and Distance Learning : Proceedings of the 2nd International DETECH Workshop. Organized with support of the Tempus Phare Programme. September 13-14, 2001 Maribor, Slovenia
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Learning from learning in economics
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Learning and growing with mobile learning
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Social Responsibility of Accountants: Lessons Learned from the Changes after 1989 in the Slovak Republic