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Option-Based Final Projects for Creative Online Learners

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Conley, Aaron D.
2014
Teaching Theology and Religion 17, no. 3 (2014): 222
BL41.T4 v.17 no. 3
Topics: Online Learning | Learning Designs | Student Portfolios

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One page Teaching Tactic: final projects for an online course.