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corduroy

Durable cotton or rayon velvet cut-pile fabric which can have differing widths of ribs or cords. Until the 19th century it was mainly used for the clothing of livery and agricultural workers but later it became a common fabric for breeches and jackets worn in field sports. During the 20th century it became popular in casual fashion garments.
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The indication that well-designed technology tools can assist learning is inline with research conducted on other technology-based interactive learning environments (Cognition & Technology Group at Vanderbilt, 1997; Corderoy, Harper, & Hedberg, 2003; Lajoie, 1993).
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Corderoy, Stace, and Pennell (2002) cite best practices for faculty support at the University of Wollongong, Australia.
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