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Learning Across Sites: New tools, infrastructures and practices - Earli

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384 Index<br />

For EARLI members only.<br />

Not for onward distribution.<br />

group <strong>practices</strong> 190, 192, 194, 197,<br />

203–4<br />

group work 159, 161, 165, 169, 355<br />

groupware 79, 140, 322<br />

gStudy 340<br />

helpdesks 122–5, 128, 134–5<br />

heterochrony 108–9, 111, 118<br />

heterogeneous mediational tool kit 346<br />

higher education: collaboration in 159–63,<br />

160, 173; <strong>and</strong> CSCL 157, 164–6,<br />

169; as gateway to work 63; social role<br />

of 172; student expectations of 185;<br />

transfer of knowledge from 63<br />

Higher Order Thinking see thinking,<br />

higher order<br />

historical time 108<br />

HLT (hypothetical learning trajectories)<br />

56<br />

‘hot spots’ 125<br />

human evolution 5<br />

hybridization 34, 50, 64, 81, 83<br />

ICT (Information <strong>and</strong> Communication<br />

Technologies): <strong>and</strong> distance learning<br />

161; <strong>and</strong> knowledge artifacts 72–3; <strong>and</strong><br />

learning environments 299; colonization<br />

of life spheres 64; companies 72, 78–82;<br />

interplay with learning 3; in schools 10,<br />

296, 300, 302, 304–6, 346–8, 359,<br />

361; value of 347; <strong>and</strong> feedback see<br />

e-feedback<br />

identities: formation of 60–1; multiple 62;<br />

positional 27; professional 97; Swiss 93;<br />

<strong>and</strong> trajectories 60–1<br />

improvisation 275–6<br />

indexicality 201<br />

individualism 27<br />

information: definition of 376; seeking<br />

138, 148, 150, 152<br />

information society 4, 8, 71, 153, 206, 297<br />

infrastructure, dimensions of 175–6<br />

inner persuasive word 248<br />

inquiry-learning 174<br />

institutional <strong>practices</strong> 3, 186, 204, 301–2<br />

instructional design 57, 341<br />

integration, artful 150<br />

interaction networks 79, 82<br />

InterActive Education Project 281–3,<br />

288–90, 294<br />

interactivity 284, 359–60<br />

interdependencies 3, 8, 87–90, 106, 173,<br />

322<br />

intermediate <strong>tools</strong> see boundary objects<br />

internalization 204<br />

intersubjectivity 5, 166–9, 172, 193, 201,<br />

248, 254, 255n7<br />

IRF (Initiation-Response-Follow-up) 349,<br />

356–7<br />

IWBs see whiteboards, interactive<br />

jargon 124<br />

Jura Mountains 88, 90, 92, 95, 97<br />

kinematics 11, 365–6, 368–9, 373, 376–8<br />

knotworking 21, 26, 35<br />

know-how 262, 265, 280<br />

‘know-who’ 26–8, 30<br />

knowing see knowledge<br />

knowledge: accumulated 109, 113–14,<br />

118; acquisition of 95, 224, 262;<br />

advancement of 2, 82, 174, 186, 217;<br />

anchoring 84; brokering of 61, 78–83,<br />

80; <strong>and</strong> change processes 96; codified<br />

<strong>and</strong> tacit 26–7, 53; common 30, 349,<br />

355; crystallized 79, 83; domain-specific<br />

1; domains of 10–11, 40, 53, 56–7,<br />

62–4, 114–15, 117, 119, 224; ecologies<br />

of 60; flows of 78–9, 318; fluid 69,<br />

79; hybrid forms of 34; management<br />

of 73, 224; meta- see meta-knowledge;<br />

metacognitive 11, 224; negotiation of<br />

112, 134–5; organization of 57, 105,<br />

123, 134; redundancy of 126, 135;<br />

scientific 262, 265; sharing of see shared<br />

knowledge; syntheses of 83; transfer<br />

of 63; transmission of 225, 239, 248;<br />

tuning of 226; what counts as 6<br />

knowledge artifacts 72–4, 76, 78, 175,<br />

179<br />

knowledge building see knowledge<br />

construction<br />

knowledge construction: awareness of<br />

95–6, 323; collaborative 9, 163–5,<br />

169, 194, 338, 341; distributed 278;<br />

mediators of 262; networks in 8; object<br />

of activity in 208; object-orientation<br />

in 10; <strong>and</strong> socially organized activities<br />

5; student experiences of 183; <strong>and</strong><br />

technology 172, 359<br />

knowledge content 63, 65<br />

knowledge creation: approach to learning<br />

172, 174; collective 206–9, 215, 219;<br />

design systems in 73; <strong>and</strong> disruptions<br />

216; <strong>and</strong> expertise 69, 78; <strong>and</strong> objectoriented<br />

activity 207, 213, 215;<br />

organization of 78; <strong>and</strong> pedagogical<br />

practice 186–7; student experiences of<br />

184; success in 217; use of term 71<br />

knowledge infrastructure 113, 118

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