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IMPLEMENTATION OF WEBQUEST PRACTICES INTO MOBILE LEARNING
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The article is motivated by the rapidly growing interest in e-education in general and mobile learning. The main purpose of the article was to develop an educational product, namely WebQuest, for language teaching using mobile applications. Our methodolog
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