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LINC: A brief history with Professor Richard "Dick" Larson (webinar excerpt)
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- Richard LarsonMitsui Professor of Data, Systems, and Society Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Topics: Digital Pedagogies Digital Tools and EdTech Education Research Open Educational Practices
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