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A wireless handheld system for supporting individual and cooperative learning in Chinese reading comprehension

The purpose of this research was to develop a wireless handheld system for supporting individual and cooperative reading activities in Chinese reading comprehension. The findings showed that the integration of learning scenarios with the proposed wireless handheld system could improve students’ Chinese reading comprehension proficiency.

Kuo-En Chang | Yu-Ju Lan | Yao-Ting Sung | Chien Mei Chang

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