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- Worldware abstract "Worldware is a term coined by Steve Ehrmann to denote materials that are a) created and marketed mainly for purposes other than (just) teaching and learning, but which are also b) used for teaching and learning. Examples of worldware include personal computers, most word processing software, and software used mainly for professional research.".
- Q17090432 abstract "Worldware is a term coined by Steve Ehrmann to denote materials that are a) created and marketed mainly for purposes other than (just) teaching and learning, but which are also b) used for teaching and learning. Examples of worldware include personal computers, most word processing software, and software used mainly for professional research.".
- Worldware comment "Worldware is a term coined by Steve Ehrmann to denote materials that are a) created and marketed mainly for purposes other than (just) teaching and learning, but which are also b) used for teaching and learning. Examples of worldware include personal computers, most word processing software, and software used mainly for professional research.".
- Q17090432 comment "Worldware is a term coined by Steve Ehrmann to denote materials that are a) created and marketed mainly for purposes other than (just) teaching and learning, but which are also b) used for teaching and learning. Examples of worldware include personal computers, most word processing software, and software used mainly for professional research.".