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41 learning capacity
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42 learning material
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43 learning disability
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44 learning disabled
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45 learning by doing
• Anlernen, Lernen durch selbstständiges Handeln, Praxislernen -
46 learning curve
n TOOLS Lernkurve f -
47 learning matrix
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48 learning rule
n AI Lernregel f -
49 e-learning
nounE-Learning, das* * *ˈe-learn·ingI. n E-Learning nt, E-Lernen ntII. n modifier abbrev of electronic learning e-Lernen- [o Studien-], für elektronisches Lernen nach n* * *nounE-Learning, das -
50 e-learning
e-learning COMP, COMMS, MEDIA E-Learning n, internetgestützte Aus- und Weiterbildung f, netzbasiertes Lernen n -
51 book learning
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52 computer-assisted learning
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53 sleep learning
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54 distance learning
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55 service learning
ˈser·vice learn·ingI. n no pl eine Kombination von gemeinnütziger Arbeit und Unterricht, der den Nutzen dieser Arbeit vermitteln sollII. adj attr, inv▪ service-learning bezieht sich auf eine Kombination von gemeinnütziger Arbeit und Unterricht, der den Nutzen dieser Arbeit vermitteln soll -
56 distance learning
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57 computer-aided language learning
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > computer-aided language learning
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58 computer-aided learning
computer-aided learning (CAL) COMP computerunterstütztes Lernen n, computergestütztes Lernen n (CAL)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > computer-aided learning
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59 computer-aided learning program
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > computer-aided learning program
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60 computer-assisted language learning
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > computer-assisted language learning
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