Learning Technologies that Are Not Meant for Learning

Published: Jan 1, 2012
Abstract
So-called “learning technologies” often build on traditions that presuppose ideas of learning that are quite contrary to modern educational ideas. The example discussed here is the notion of “learning objects”. These are built on ideals of structuring and reusing educational content according to the object-oriented tradition within computer science. It is argued that this tradition, together with the established practices of producing...
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Learning Technologies that Are Not Meant for Learning
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Jan 1, 2012
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