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Scott R. McMaster, PhD

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Crowdsourcing Imagery

McMaster, Scott (2016). Crowdsourced onodi: People’s Drawings of Culture in a Globalized World. In Emme & Shields (Eds.) Emergent Art Education na Canada, pgs. 56-66. Canadian Society for Education though Art (CSEA): Victoria, BC.

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This entry was posted in About and tagged Crowdsourcing, Imagery, publications, Scott R. McMaster on November 21, 2016 by Scott McMaster.

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