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Augmented Reality and Future Mathematics Teachers
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“…[14], Hollerer T. [9], Schmalstieg D. [9], Zelinska S. [11], in particular in the study of mathematics Cardoso T. [2], Coimbra M. T. [2], Delgado L. [3], Dillingerova M. [6], Gunkaga J. [5], Kaufman H. [4], Korenova L. [5], Korenova L. [6], Korontsi Babinska M. [6], Mateus A. [2], Schmalstig D. [4], Thomas N. [10], etc.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[14], Hollerer T. [9], Schmalstieg D. [9], Zelinska S. [11], in particular in the study of mathematics Cardoso T. [2], Coimbra M. T. [2], Delgado L. [3], Dillingerova M. [6], Gunkaga J. [5], Kaufman H. [4], Korenova L. [5], Korenova L. [6], Korontsi Babinska M. [6], Mateus A. [2], Schmalstig D. [4], Thomas N. [10], etc.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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