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- 2. Contents The slideshow presents user interfaces currently under construction. The information architecture (type of contents for each module) will be maintained, while graphics may vary according to system implementation
- 3. Video Lecture Main content of the module Published on YouTube The contextual menu allows users to navigate through module contents
- 4. Deepenings Deepenings are the slideshows used by Trainers for their lectures Published on SlideShare
- 5. Web References A list of website and web resources related to the lecture
- 6. Further Readings Texts / Papers / Essays related to the Module contents, directly provided on ECORL website
- 7. Exercises Open questions and/or practical exercises designed to let trainers put in practice the theorical knowledge acquired
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