Tyler S Love, Joshua P Cysyk, Anilchandra Attaluri, Robert D Tunks, Kevin Harter, Renee Sipos
Examining Science and Technology/Engineering Educators' Views of Teaching Biomedical Concepts Through Physical Computing
Journal of science education and technology
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