ETL505 Bibliographic Standards in Education
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EER 500 From Research Question to Research Design
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EER 500 Construction and Analysis of Research Questions
BECTA (2009). The impact of digital technology. A review of the evidence of impact of digital technologies on formal education.
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ETL 504 Teacher Librarian as Leader - CBAM Model
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ETL 503 Collection Development Policy
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