Cognitive strategies to the increase of hyper document quality to distance learning
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- M. Cecilia Calani Baranauskas,
- Oscar Mayora Ibarra
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- Tecnologia Virtual
- SIG-CHI Mexico
- SIG-CHI Brazil
- Create-Net
- Microsoft Research: Microsoft Research
- SMCC
- ITESM Cuernavaca
- Pullman de Morelos
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New York, NY, United States
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