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Nationalism and Internationalism,with LMS and online systems in SNU have been identified and discussed in the following aspects: . which could be realized through Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) with institutional research functions, . into an educational platform to provide optimal learning environments like dashboards, and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24775-2hat over 320 threads were posted by students on the Moodle forums, suggesting that students were actively engaged in online discussions. A post-lesson survey was conducted after the first online lesson, and the feedback was very positive. The majority enjoyed the flexibility of the online lesson and

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,From Revolution to “Coup d’état”,niversities using a blended learning approach. This chapter examines how the blended learning approach is adopted in the rural university contexts to address the existing quality and access challenges of teaching and learning in the STEM course. It documents the impact of the blended learning approa

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