Workshop ‘BEST PRACTICES OF MEDIATED EDUCATION AND TEACHING’ – Tecnologie per Includere

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  • 16 Mag 2022
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Lo scorso giovedì 12 maggio 2012, Eleonora Beccaluva e Giulia Bettelli, membri del BIL group, hanno partecipato e presentato i loro contributi al Workshop ‘Tecnologie per Includere’ all’interno dell’evento intitolato ‘Best practices of Mediated Education and Teaching’. Di seguito alcune foto dell’evento.

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