Editorial Essay. The research group Embodied Making and Learning at the University of South-Eastern Norway
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Embodied Making and Learning (EMAL)Abstract
There is no one history of the research group Embodied Making and Learning (EMAL). EMAL is an interdisciplinary research group that addresses the phenomenon of embodied making and learning. We work together to achieve three main aims: to enhance quality in our research, to further community and cooperation between researchers, and to contribute to developing our field nationally and internationally.
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