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Student: Kosyanina Darya

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Educational Programme: Communication and Digital Design (Master)

Final Grade: 8

Year of Graduation: 2024

The aim of the visual research was to analyse how the historical context influenced human learning and how learning has evolved over time. The objective was to show a product that could become relevant in today's context of creating learning. The results of the study were the conclusions that the introduction of technology makes the educational environment more accessible and the proposed product for creating training courses will be relevant to the audience of authors and users.

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