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ACM SIGWEB Newsletter, 2011
WikiSym 2010 (the 6th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration) was held on July 7--9th in Gdańsk, Poland, with an all-day Doctoral Symposium held on July 10th. WikiSym was co-located this year for the first time with Wikimania 2010, the international community conference of the Wikimedia Foundation, which was held from July 9th--11th in
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WikiSym 2010 (the 6th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration) was held on July 7--9th in Gdańsk, Poland, with an all-day Doctoral Symposium held on July 10th. WikiSym was co-located this year for the first time with Wikimania 2010, the international community conference of the Wikimedia Foundation, which was held from July 9th--11th in
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2010
Norsk tidsskrift for misjonsvitenskap, Vol 64 Nr 3-4 (2010): Norsk tidsskrift for ...
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Norsk tidsskrift for misjonsvitenskap, Vol 64 Nr 3-4 (2010): Norsk tidsskrift for ...
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eLearn, 2010
Will GoogleWave flourish or perish? Are mobile phones going to be the next big learning devices or are they already on their way out of the e-learner's toolbox? At the start of each year, eLearn Magazine's contributors predict what changes are afoot for the coming 12 months. Here are our predictions for 2010.
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Will GoogleWave flourish or perish? Are mobile phones going to be the next big learning devices or are they already on their way out of the e-learner's toolbox? At the start of each year, eLearn Magazine's contributors predict what changes are afoot for the coming 12 months. Here are our predictions for 2010.
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Cognitive Science, 2010
AbstractIn an earlier paper my colleagues and I put forth a theory called “perceiving‐the‐present” that predicts a systematic pattern across a large variety of illusions, and we presented evidence that the systematic pattern exists. Briscoe puts forth arguments against the theory and the existence of the systematic pattern.
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AbstractIn an earlier paper my colleagues and I put forth a theory called “perceiving‐the‐present” that predicts a systematic pattern across a large variety of illusions, and we presented evidence that the systematic pattern exists. Briscoe puts forth arguments against the theory and the existence of the systematic pattern.
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