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Microdelays disrupt online learning
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An ever-growing share of education happens on screens. We examine an overlooked feature of modern education: microdelays—brief loading lags that could hinder learners with slower internet connections. In two longitudinal quasi-experimental field studies, microdelays as short as 1-2 seconds predicted
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