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The Future of Social Learning in Software Engineering

Building on time-honored strengths of person-to-person social learning, new technologies can help software developers learn from one another more efficiently and productively. In particular, continuous social screencasting is a promising technique for sharing and learning about new software development tools.

Emerson R. Murphy-Hill

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