Cloudbusting: learning technologists and institutional culture change

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Kipar, N., Westerman, S., Lambert, G. and Starr, S. 2004. Cloudbusting: learning technologists and institutional culture change.
AuthorsKipar, N., Westerman, S., Lambert, G. and Starr, S.
TypeConference paper
Year2004
ConferenceALT-C 2004: Blue skies and pragmatism: learning technologies for the next decade
Related URLhttp://www.alt.ac.uk/altc2004/
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Deposited08 Jul 2011
Output statusUnpublished
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