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Analysis of teacher & students' attitudes on two-way video tele-educational system for Korean elementary school

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  1. POSCO Research Institute in Korea, Korea

    Eunsoon Cho (researcher)

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Cho, E. Analysis of teacher & students' attitudes on two-way video tele-educational system for Korean elementary school. ETR&D 46, 98–105 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02299834

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