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II Buenas practicas de innovacion docente en el Espacio Europeo de Educacion Superior. Universidad San Jorge

By Lindsey Bruton, Marta Sofia Valero, Miguel Deza, Raquel Abad, Carlota Gomez, Victor Manuel Perez, Enrique Ramon, Cesar Berzosa, Cristina Cimarras, Victor Lope, Arantzazu Martinez Odria, Monika Wozniak, Eoghan Sanchez, Beatriz Giner, Alfonso Corral, Lorena Fuentes, Antonio Prieto, Jose Manuel Granada, Emmanuel Echaniz, Arantzazu Martinez, Maria Luisa Sierra, Rachel Harris, Enrique Salvo Lizalde, Antonio Loren, Alejandro Alvarez Nobell, Chuse Lois Fernandez, Luis Carlos Redondo, Angel Comeras, Bruno Acena, Jose Luis Villanova, Raul Ortega, Monica Aznar, Maria Ortiz, Blanca Martinez, Carlos Val, Sandra Calvo, Raul Juarez, Juan Clemente Alloza, Carlos Hue, Maria Pilar Ribate

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