What does TLT mean?
TLT means Technologies in Teaching
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Technologies in Teaching?
3 ways to abbreviate Technologies in Teaching
Technologies in Teaching can be abbreviated as TLT
Other shorthands for Technologies in Teaching are: TNT, TFT
Technologies in Teaching can be abbreviated as TLT
Other shorthands for Technologies in Teaching are: TNT, TFT
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What does TLT stand for? TLT stands for "Technologies in Teaching". |
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What does TLT mean? TLT as abbreviation means "Technologies in Teaching". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CNTTL - Centre for New Technologies in Teaching and Learning
- ITALICS - Innovations in Teaching and Learning in Information and Computer Sciences
- ITLHE - Innovations in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
- EIT - Excellence in Teaching
- FIT - Future in Teaching
- ICTT - Information and Communication Technologies for Teaching
- ATT - Arts in Teaching
- CTTL - Center for Technologies in Teaching and Learning
- MIT - Master in Teaching
- MIT - Minorities in Teaching
- POTE - Pilot project the new technologies On Teaching about Environment
- SAT - Specializes in Teaching
- TEDIS - Technologies in Distributed Intelligence Systems
- LT - Licentiate in Teaching
- ct - Certificate in Teaching
- ctll - CERTIFICATE IN TEACHING IN THE LIFELONG LEARNING
- et - Excellence in Teaching
- mat - Masters in Arts in Teaching
- the - Technologies in Higher Education
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