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Data Visualisation

IET research and establish innovative ways that data can be measured, reported and visualised in order to support learners and educators harness information.

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Dr Rob Farrow

Senior Research Fellow
Dr Duygu Bektik

Lecturer (Academic Professional Development)
Prof Fridolin Wild

Professor in Technology Enhanced Learning

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ERADEX
OOFAT Models
OER World Map

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