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Cognitive Load Theory: Principles, Learning Processes, and Implications for Instructional Design

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Published in:	International Journal of Educational Technology
Format:	Online Article RSS Article
Published:	2025
Subjects:	— — — — — Distance Education and eLearning Educational Technology Education Journal Article
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