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The future of university teaching after the pandemic - Results of a systematic literature review on post-COVID-19 university teaching

Traxler, P..

Communities in New Media Digitality and Diversity Overcoming Barriers with Digital Transformation - Proceedings of 25th Conference GeNeMe ; : 54-69, 2022.

Article in German | Scopus | ID: covidwho-20243932

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