The Collaborative Experience of the First Contextualization into Spanish of the Open Science 101 Course Developed by NASA
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From MetaDocencia we proposed to go through the experience of contextualizing the contents in a collaborative way.
From MetaDocencia we proposed to go through the experience of contextualizing the contents in a collaborative way.
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