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This document summarizes an intelligent e-reader application called iRead+ being developed by a consortium of universities and companies. The application aims to collect and enrich educational data from open and closed sources to facilitate reading and automatically generate learning support such as questions and tutoring. It seeks additional data providers and software developers to help realize these research goals.
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