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Neil Heffernan talks about augmented reality, intelligent tutoring systems and the need for better research infrastructure in ed tech.

Neil Heffernan, professor of computer science and director of the Learning Sciences and Technologies Graduate Program at Worcester Polytechnic Institute [and co-founder of ASSISTments] talks about augmented reality, intelligent tutoring systems and the need for better research infrastructure in ed tech.

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