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CRIM: curricular resources in interactive multimedia

The CRIM project addresses the need for curricular guidelines and educational resources for the Interactive Multimedia area. A digital library / repository allows educators to submit knowledge modules that will be reviewed and made available for use by teachers or students. Recommendations are given for courses and topics, and a process is outlined to reach consensus and improve education. This efforts is connected with the Computer Science Teaching Center, http://www.cstc.org/.

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