Adult learning and technology in OECD countries

proceedings of a round table held in Philadelphia, United States on 14-16 February 1996.

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Adult learning and technology in OECD countries

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Adult learning and technology in OECD countries: proceedings of a round table held in Philadelphia, United States on 14-16 February 1996.
1996, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, OECD Washington Center [distributor]
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
At head of title: CERI, Centre for Educational Research and Innovation. NCAL, National Center on Adult Literacy.

Published in
Paris, Washington, D.C
Series
OECD proceedings

Classifications

Library of Congress
LC5225.L42 A345 1996

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Pagination
363 p. :
Number of pages
363

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL731818M
ISBN 10
9264153209
LCCN
97121388
OCLC/WorldCat
35921785

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