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Three projects address the affordance framework, the interaction design procedure, and the educational affordance approach to tasks

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q2 i? The article reports the results of three projects, each dealing with one of its three contributions: the affordance framework, the interaction design procedure, and the educational affordance approach to tasks. → Paul A. Kirschner 2004

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Paul A. Kirschner 2004

Paul A. Kirschner, Jan Willem Strijbos, Karel Kreijns, Pieter Beers. (2004). Designing electronic collaborative learning environments. Educational Technology Research and Development, 52(3), pp.47-66. https://hal.science/hal-00703892

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The article announces that it "presents the results of three projects" corresponding to its three issues: the affordance framework, the interaction design procedure, and the educational affordance approach to task use. Detailed project results are not available in the supplied text.

"It also presents the results of three projects dealing with these three issues."

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title Three projects address the affordance framework, the interaction design procedure, and the educational affordance approach to tasks
description Three projects address the affordance framework, the interaction design procedure, and the educational affordance approach to tasks
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newest_evidence 2004
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