Distributed learning : social and cultural approaches to practice
/ Mary R. Lea and Kathy Nicoll
- USA : Routledge, 2002
- ix, 214 p.
information, knowledge and learning some issues facing epistemology and education in a digital age; informed opportunism: teaching for learning in uncertain contexts of distributed education; legitimate peripheral participation in communities of practice; looking beyond the interface: activity theory and distributed learning; workplaces, communities and pedagogy: an activity theory view distribution and interconnectedness: the globalisation of education; the English language and `global' teaching; from independent learning to collaborative learning new communities of practice in open, distance and distributed learning; leaning as cultural practice; the university campus as a resourceful constraint; identity, community and distributed learning; flexible literacies: distributed learning and changing educational spaces
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