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03:17 Lecture Recording PTAS Project - James Hopgood,… Lecture Recording PTAS Project - James Hopgood, School of Engineering	Lecture Recording PTAS Project - James Hopgood, School of Engineering In this video, Dr James Hopgood from the School of Engineering, talks about the Lecture recording PTAS project he is involved with to enhance engagement with Media Hopper Replay. contemporary environments video questions follow education technology issues caption complete project variety interesting multimedia content lecture edinburgh accessibility documentations effects student natural segment minute entire detailed descriptions language university recording presenting academic administration lecture recording From Lorraine Spalding on April 8th, 2019 0 likes 14 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created April 8th, 2019
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Lecture Recording PTAS Project - James Hopgood,…

Lecture Recording PTAS Project - James Hopgood, School of Engineering

In this video, Dr James Hopgood from the School of Engineering, talks about the Lecture recording PTAS project he is involved with to enhance engagement with Media Hopper Replay.

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health policy economic sectors commerce production and manufacturing retailing distributor business terms dystopian novels government virtue marketing economics terminology concepts in physics replacement generally accepted accounting principles product mass scientific method objectives management philosophical terminology international trade establish political philosophy country household public economics logistics sociological terminology effects segment caption complete private computing terminology authority evaluation methods consumer theory distribution nigerians manufacturer population retailers cultural conventions member states of the united nations and wholesaling international human behavior i.t.n.industry institutes personal life mm4h 4.2 health regulatory microeconomics computer programming countries of the indian ocean market markets (customer bases)consumer behaviour public health public production market structure and pricing classical mechanics demography interpersonal relationships g20 nations preference evaluation business law supply chain management communication mechanics situation

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