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The Importance of Feedback in Higher Education
and the Use of Educational Technology

High-quality and effective feedback can contribute to a student’s progress.
Therefore, it is important that feedback becomes an integral part of the study
process; it must be integrated in the curriculum. To make feedback effective,

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