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Business model framework for education technology entrepreneurs in South Africa

Domain:

education

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
von
Publisher:
University of Pretoria
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Atlas.ti data set with all the transcribed interviews and data coding. File needs to be opened with the Atlas.ti tool.

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doi.orgresearchdata.up.ac.za

Tags

130199 Education systems not elsewhere classifiedFOS: Educational sciences

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