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This paper describes work we have done over the past five years in developing e-learning applications and tools using Semantic Web and Web 2.0 technologies. It does not provide a comprehensive description of these tools; instead, we focus on the pitfalls we have encountered and attempt to share experiences in the form of design patterns for developers and researchers looking to use these technologies.
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