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Most cited papers from Florida Education Fund

What are the most cited papers from Florida Education Fund?

The most cited paper from Florida Education Fund is "Quantitative Map Literacy: A Cross between Map Literacy and Quantitative Literacy" (Ming Hong Xie, H. L. Vacher, Steven K. Reader et al., 2018), with 15 citations. Next come "Tutoring Middle School Students in the Synchronous Virtual Classroom: Effective Practices and Lessons Learned" (0) and "Using Copyrighted Materials in U.S.-Based Online Courses: A Primer" (0).

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#Paper
1 Quantitative Map Literacy: A Cross between Map Literacy and Quantitative Literacy Ming Hong Xie, H. L. Vacher, Steven K. Reader et al. · Numeracy Open access 2018 15
2 Tutoring Middle School Students in the Synchronous Virtual Classroom: Effective Practices and Lessons Learned Lyra Logan · E-Learn: World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education Conference paper 18 Oct 2011 0
3 Using Copyrighted Materials in U.S.-Based Online Courses: A Primer Lyra Logan · EdMedia: World Conference on Educational Media and Technology Conference paper 24 Jun 2013 0

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