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Ben Rydal Shapiro2017

Article2017

Developing & using interaction geography in a museum

Ben Rydal Shapiro · Rogers P. Hall · David A. Owens

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1994Professional Vision 1995Interaction Analysis: Foundations and Practice 2003Discourses in Place 2007Lines 2003Learning Conversations in Museums 2008Lines: a brief history 2007Processing: A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers and Artists 2004Talk and social theory : ecologies of speaking and listening in everyday life

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Published2017-12-01

VenueInternational Journal of Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning

ISSN-L1556-1607

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