Universities Learning to Learn? Inventing Flexible (E)Learning through First- and Second-order Action Research

Trevitt, Alan (Chris)

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Universities Learning to Learn? Inventing Flexible (E)Learning through First- and Second-order Action Research

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2005

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Trevitt, Alan (Chris)

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/85550

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Educational Action Research

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Universities Learning to Learn? Inventing Flexible (E)Learning through First- and Second-order Action Research

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