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Annotations as reflection amplifiers in online learning - An exploratory study

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Figure 1. An annotation in its local context of a standard Web page of the course
Table 1. Mean and standard deviation for the indices common to the three conditions  Mark at the test  Total time spent on
Table 2. High annotators and high producers of characters outperform their low counterparts

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