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Fig. 1 mLUX framework for m-learning application design and development (Dirin & Nieminen, 2015)
Table 1 User profile based on BITe 2016 students
Table 2 User-task matrix during Orientation Week
Table 3 List of tasks recognized during the data analysis
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