Are Your Students Working Creatively Together? Automatically Recognizing Creative Turns in Student e-Discussions.
Bruce M. McLarenRupert WegerifJan MiksatkoOliver ScheuerMarian ChamradaNasser MansourPublished in: AIED (2009)
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