Difference between revisions of "Linear Learning"
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|[http://ken-carroll.com/2007/12/13/linear-and-non-linear-learning// Linear and non-linear learning] | |[http://ken-carroll.com/2007/12/13/linear-and-non-linear-learning// Linear and non-linear learning] | ||
| − | |Ken Carroll brings his point of view on divergences between linear and non-linear learning. (free access) | + | |Ken Carroll brings his point of view on divergences between linear and non-linear learning. he defends flexible learning, based on the presupposition that the way humans learn is not linear at all. 'Networks' is a common term used by Carrol. (free access) |
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Revision as of 15:17, 26 August 2013
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 Web Resources |
| Below you have a list of resources that provide additional information on two further aspects of Flexible Learning: "A better use of technology for flexible learning" and "Issues on space, time, knowledge and power". The articles are available for purchase in the given websites or if you are a member of an organization or if you are enrolled in an university, check if you have access through the VPN of this institution. |
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| Linear and non-linear learning | Ken Carroll brings his point of view on divergences between linear and non-linear learning. he defends flexible learning, based on the presupposition that the way humans learn is not linear at all. 'Networks' is a common term used by Carrol. (free access) |