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Illuminating the student experience within the liminal space: . Exploring data-driven learning design for negotiating troublesome concepts. Dr Bethany Alden Rivers Institute of Learning and Teaching in Higher Education www.northampton.ac.uk/ilt The University of Northampton.
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Illuminating the student experience within the liminal space: Exploring data-driven learning design for negotiating troublesome concepts Dr Bethany Alden Rivers Institute of Learning and Teaching in Higher Education www.northampton.ac.uk/ilt The University of Northampton
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