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VIII Buenas practicas de innovacion docente en el espacio europeo de educacion superior. Universidad San Jorge

By Maria Teresa Alonso, Alberto Lafuente, Marta Sofia Valero, Elena Colas, Juan Manuel Corpa, Empar Garcia, Mercedes Roig, Veronica Franco, Daniel Jimenez Sanchez, Jesus Sergio Artal, Nora Ramos, Beatriz Lores, Beatriz Puisac, Loreto Carmen Mate, Lorena Fuentes, Beatriz Carrasquer, Maria Dolores Cano, Josep Castillo, Maria Pilar Founaud, Pilar Gros, Sira Hernandez, Maria Peana Chivite, Francisco Suay, Anna Maria Ruiz, Enrique Salvo Lizalde, Maria Gallego, Maria Luz Fernandez, Celia Marta Barrio, Graciela De Torres, Ismael Gonzalez, Eva Calvo, Adrian Ponz, Angel Javier Castanos, Maria Rosa Garcia, Marta Castro, Noemi Valtuena, Diego Vergara, Mariona Casas, Dan Tarodo

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