Computers and exploratory learning in the real world

Richard Ennals

Computers and exploratory learning in the real world

Richard Ennals

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Abstract

This chapter describes practical experience using knowledge-based software since 1980 in primary, secondary and higher education. Software use is treated in the educational, cultural and institutional context, with an emphasis on collaboration.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1992
Externally published	Yes
Event	Cognitive Tools for Learning: NATO Advanced Study Institute on Mindtools - Cognitive Technologies for Modeling Knowledge - Enschede, Netherlands Duration: 4 Jul 1990 → 10 Jul 1990

Workshop

Workshop	Cognitive Tools for Learning: NATO Advanced Study Institute on Mindtools - Cognitive Technologies for Modeling Knowledge
Period	4/07/90 → 10/07/90

Keywords

Education

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