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Wearables in the classroom-psychophysiology in education

Geršak et al., 2021

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10948211381733206093
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Geršak V
Geršak G
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Elektrotehniski Vestnik

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The paper presents measuring instrumentation suitable for a classroom use and to study learning and teaching by means of objective measures. The basic types of instruments used in the classroom for different purposes are presented, such as determination of the students' …
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