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Self-Reported Learning Effects of a Tagging Activity Carried out in a Personal Learning Environment (PLE) by Secondary-School Pupils

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Figure 1. The PLEM tags cloud of a participant.
Figure 2. PLEM offers a hub of typical Web 2.0  functions.
Figure 6. Pupils are affirmative about the positive impact of  tagging on their memorization
Figure 9. Ideal sequencing of a physics game in a broader  unit of learning.

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