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Attitudes and Preconditions towards Digital Game-Based Learning Among Public Health And Health Science Students: Online Student Sur-vey
Wrona KJ, Albrecht J, Krümmel A, Aschentrup L, Dockweiler C, McCall T. Attitudes and Preconditions towards Digital Game-Based Learning Among Public Health And Health Science Students: Online Student Sur-vey. JMIR Medical Education. 2025.
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