Can avatars replace the trainer? A case study evaluation
E-learning implementations have become an important agenda item for academic and business inâ²stitutions as an enabler to complement their education and training needs. However, many of the existing e-learning systems, present several limitations such as them being static, passive and consisting of...
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Main Author: | Mahmood, Ahmad Kamil |
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2004
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