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This researcher's main area is technology-enhanced learning, specifically intelligent technologies like multiple criteria decision making and semantic web applications to personalize education. They also study mobile technologies in education. Additionally, their work examines the interoperability of e-learning system components such as learning objects, repositories, activities and virtual learning environments.
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