Designing argumentation tools for collaborative learning

Authors:
Gellof Kanselaar;Gijsbert Erkens;Jerry Andriessen;Maaike Prangsma;Arja Veerman;Jos Jaspers
Affiliations:
Department of Educational Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, TNO Human Factors, the Netherlands;Department of Educational Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, TNO Human Factors, the Netherlands;Department of Educational Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, TNO Human Factors, the Netherlands;Department of Educational Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, TNO Human Factors, the Netherlands;Department of Educational Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, TNO Human Factors, the Netherlands;Department of Educational Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, TNO Human Factors, the Netherlands
Venue:
Visualizing argumentation
Year:
2003

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