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Browsing by Author RIZZA CAROLINE

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Publication Year	Title	Author(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)	Publication Type
2011	Directions in entrepreneurship education in Europe	*RIZZA CAROLINE; AMORIM VARUM Celeste*	Contributions to Conferences
2012	Do-it-yourself justice: considerations of social media use in a crisis situation: The case of the 2011 Vancouver riots	*RIZZA CAROLINE; MARTINHO GUIMARAES PIRES PEREIRA Angela; CHIARAMELLO Michel; CURVELO DA SILVA CAMPOS ALVES PAULA*	Contributions to Conferences
2010	Does computer use make the difference? Some results from PISA 2006	*LOI MASSIMO; RIZZA CAROLINE*	Contributions to Conferences
2010	ICT Initilal Teacher Training: First Findings and Conclusions of an OECD Study	*ANANIADOU Katerina; RIZZA CAROLINE*	Contributions to Conferences
2010	Les TICE dans la formation initiale des enseignants en France: étude de cas national	*RIZZA CAROLINE*	Articles in books
2011	L’usage du cahier de textes numérique comme objet frontière, dans le secondaire français	*COSTA Paola; PERAYA Daniel; RIZZA CAROLINE*	Contributions to Conferences
2011	New Teachers’ Working Experience: A Secondary Analysis of TALIS	*RIZZA CAROLINE*	Contributions to Conferences
2013	Social Networks and Cyber-bullying among Teenagers	*RIZZA CAROLINE; MARTINHO GUIMARAES PIRES PEREIRA Angela*	EUR - Scientific and Technical Research Reports
2012	WELCOME TO AIRSTRIP ONE: SOMEONE IS (SURELY) TAKING CARE OF YOUR PRIVACY!	*RIZZA CAROLINE; CURVELO DA SILVA CAMPOS ALVES PAULA; ORFAO CRESPO Ines; CHIARAMELLO Michel; GHEZZI Alessia; MARTINHO GUIMARAES PIRES PEREIRA Angela*	Contributions to Conferences

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