The effects of online assignments and weekly deadlines on student outcomes in a macroeconomics course
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2021
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Authors: | Miller, Laurie A. ; Schmidt, James R. |
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The American economist : journal of the International Honor Society in Economics, Omicron Delta Epsilon. - London : Sage Publishing, ISSN 2328-1235, ZDB-ID 2068414-9. - Vol. 66.2021, 1, p. 46-60
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Subject: | commitment device | adaptive learning assignment | student performance | Studierende | Students | E-Learning | E-learning | Bildungsniveau | Educational achievement | Wirtschaftsstudium | Graduate economics education | Schüler | Pupils | Lernen | Learning | Bildungsverhalten | Educational behaviour |
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