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TELE-LEARNING: THE "KILLER APP"? - INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS FOR NEXT-GENERATION EDUCATION - A new concept of a hierarchical network structure for remote education is proposed

Yoshida    
S    
Kimura    
H    
Inoue    
Y    
Masamura    
T    
Yamauchi    
N    

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