Technology makes a difference : inclusiveness of technology in education

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Heemskerk, I.M.C.C.

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2008

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Heemskerk, I. M. C. C. (2008). Technology makes a difference : inclusiveness of technology

in education. Universiteit van Amsterdam, Graduate School of Teaching and Learning.

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