Microsoft Announces Surface Computer Duncan Riley 119 comments » surface1.pngAt the D: All Things Digital conference Wednesday, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will unveil Microsoft Surface, the first in a new category of surface computing products from Mic
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A. Armellini, and B. Rodriguez. Journal of Interactive Online Learning, 14 (1):
17--28(June 2016)The Journal of Interactive Online Learning is published by a joint effort of The University of Alabama, the University of Texas at Tyler, and Miami University, as well as faculty from other institutions..