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Seán Óriain, The birth of a Celtic tiger, Communications of the ACM, v.40 n.3, p.11-16, March 1997  [doi>10.1145/245108.245109]

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Carolyn Watters , Marshall Conley , Cynthia Alexander, The digital agora: using technology for learning in the social sciences, Communications of the ACM, v.41 n.1, p.50-57, Jan. 1998  [doi>10.1145/268092.268113]

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