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eXe
Speaker: Remo Williams

CORE software developer and skateboard instructor Remo Williams talks about his latest project - eXe, a tool that allows teachers to author their own educational content in pedagogically sound ways for a range of purposes. 

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Date added: 7 Sep 2009
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eXe

CORE software developer and skateboard instructor Remo Williams talks about his latest project - eXe, a tool that allows teachers to author their own educational content in pedagogically sound ways for a range of purposes. 

Views 35,618 Date added: 26/09/2012

eXe

Date added: 26/09/2012

eXe

CORE software developer and skateboard instructor Remo Williams talks about his latest project - eXe, a tool that allows teachers to author their own educational content in pedagogically sound ways for a range of purposes. 

Views 35,618 Date added: 26/09/2012

eXe

Date added: 26/09/2012
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