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Open content for education in Africa

Domain:

education
Creator:
Pet
Publisher:
Fro
Host:
Kerryn McKay, Chris Armstrong, and Heather Ford, The Enterprise Commons: Growing sustainable open content for accessible education in Africa, Commons Sense, version 1.0, March 2006.

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