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Maximising Learning in Minimal Time: Bridging Knowledge Gaps with Self-Directed Open Microlearning
Alison Lockley
Faculty of Arts and Society
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Student Education
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Adult Students
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Educational Activities
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Student Success
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Computer Science
Directed Learning
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technology enhanced learning
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Individual Student
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Open Research
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Research Project
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Psychology
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