Erratum to: Exploring the communication preferences of MOOC learners and the value of preference-based groups: Is grouping enough?
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Kyle L. Peck | Kathryn Weed Jablokow | Qing Zhang | Eunsung Park | Rebecca Yvonne Bayeck | Adelina Hristova | Vicki Hoffman | K. Jablokow | R. Bayeck | Eunsun Park | Qing Zhang | Adelina Hristova | Vicki Hoffman
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