A System for Technology Based Assessment of Language and Literacy in Young Children: the Role of Multiple Information Sources

Author:

Alwan Abeer,Bai Yijian,Black Matt,Casey Larry,Gerosa Matteo,Heritage Margaret,Iseli Markus,Jones Barbara,Kazemzadeh Abe,Lee Sungbok,Narayanan Shrikanth,Price Patti,Tepperman Joseph,Wang Shizhen

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IEEE

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