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Platform for Informal Education and Social Networking to Increase Awareness Regarding Nuclear Vulnerabilities

Olteanu et al., 2018

Document ID
867486012210313658
Author
Olteanu A
Lacatusu M
Ionita A
Lacatusu F
Publication year
Publication venue
The International Scientific Conference eLearning and Software for Education

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For the last ten years, social networking sites have experienced an extraordinary adoption rate, becoming for many people a way to spend their free time. This trend grew out of their desire to be informed and connected to each other, and it developed into the use of social …
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