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Psychology of Serendip

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Submitted by aybala50 on Wed, 05/11/2011 - 11:50pm

 A collaborative project on analyzing and exploring what is learning on Serendip? kelliott and I worked on this project using GoogleDoc's, which enabled us to edit our project simultaneously, together or apart. This format shows our progression through discovering our own interpretations of learning. Attached is a PDF of our final project. 

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