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Adaptación de una aplicación de e-Learning a t- Learning

Abstract

With the democratization of digital television, the number of applications accessible from the TV is increasing. However, in the case of a transition from a computer application to this new context, new constraints need to be taken into account because of the particular characteristics of this environment. In this paper we revise the usability differences between computers and television, we propose a set of recommendations to migrate computer applications to television environments and then apply them to migrate an e-learning platform.

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