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Inovação na educação básica e tecnologias educacionais: aplicando os 4Rs dos recursos educacionais abertos

Posted on April 1, 2015 by ainamorato

Capítulo publicado no livro:

“Complexidade: redes e conexões na produção do conhecimento” – da coleção Agrinho – Paraná

Acesso:

http://www.agrinho.com.br/materialdoprofessor/inovacao-na-educacao-basica-e-tecnologias-educacionais-aplicando-os-4-rs-dos-recursos-educacionais-abertos

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