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Carson, Stephen E. 2013. [http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2013/new-mitx-online-physics-course-combines-latest-in-learning-technology-with-classic-videos-by-walter-lewin.html New MITx online physics course combines latest in learning technology with classic videos: MOOC pairs cutting-edge online assessments with legendary lectures and demonstrations by MIT professor Walter Lewin]. May 30. Cambridge, MA: web.mit.edu.
Hardesty, Larry. 2013. [http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2013/automatically-grading-programming-homework-0603.html Automatically grading programming homework: Software that identifies errors in students’ programs — however idiosyncratic their approaches — could be a boon for online learning]. June 3. Cambridge, MA: web.mit.edu.
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