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Redesigning a workshop from physical to digital: Principles for designing distributed co-design approaches

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Redesigning a workshop from physical to digital: Principles for designing distributed co-design approaches. / Galabo, Rosendy; Nthubu, Badziili; Cruickshank, Leon et al.
Design: Vertical & Horizontal growth. ed. / Tatiana Rivchun; Liudmila Aliabieva . 2020. p. 64-70 4.

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Galabo, R, Nthubu, B, Cruickshank, L & Perez, D 2020, Redesigning a workshop from physical to digital: Principles for designing distributed co-design approaches. in T Rivchun & L Aliabieva (eds), Design: Vertical & Horizontal growth., 4, pp. 64-70, Design: Vertical and Horizontal Growth, Russian Federation, 28/10/20. <https://www.cumulusassociation.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/DVHG-Digest_spreads.pdf>

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Galabo, Rosendy ; Nthubu, Badziili ; Cruickshank, Leon et al. / Redesigning a workshop from physical to digital : Principles for designing distributed co-design approaches. Design: Vertical & Horizontal growth. editor / Tatiana Rivchun ; Liudmila Aliabieva . 2020. pp. 64-70

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