Makale detayı · 2009
The effects of computer games on primary school students achievement and motivation in geography learning
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COMPUTERS EDUCATIONISSN 0360-1315
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OpenAlex
Açık erişim · green
SJR Q1
JCR Q1
Atıf 591
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Yüzdelik 99.5%
FWCI 15.31
- Yıl
- 2009
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- article
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