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• 18 Mar 09
  

  dmills727

  discusses "behaviorist theories of learning (presentational instruction), cognitivist theories of learning (tutoring and guided learning by doing), and situated theories of learning (mentoring and apprenticeships in communities of practice)" among other t

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• 28 Apr 08
  

  Rudy Garns

  Rather than describe the present (or the past), this chapter looks at the continuing evolution of computers and telecommunications and speculates on new learning styles emerging media may enable, as well as how higher education can prepare for this shift. (Educause)

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• 18 Mar 08
  

  Terry Patterson

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• 11 Dec 07
  

  Barbara Lindsey
  • Situated learning is important in part because of the crucial issue of transfer. Transfer is defined as the application of knowledge learned in one situation to another situation and is demonstrated if instruction on a learning task leads to improved performance on a transfer task, typically a skilled performance in a real-world setting.¹⁰ One of the major criticisms of instruction today is the low rate of transfer generated by conventional instruction.
• 12 Jun 07
  

  Clive McGoun

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• 21 Apr 05
  

  Jim Julius

  highered teachwithtech netgen

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