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

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For EARLI members only.<br />

Not for onward distribution. Index 385<br />

knowledge management 73, 77, 183<br />

knowledge networks see networks,<br />

knowledge in<br />

knowledge objects 8, 163, 174–5, 178<br />

knowledge <strong>practices</strong> 36, 39, 71–2, 74,<br />

83–4, 185, 306<br />

knowledge society see information society<br />

knowledge work see work, knowledgeintensive<br />

KP-LAB project 36, 39, 47<br />

labor, division of 1–4, 35, 298<br />

language: coding of 285, 287–8; genres<br />

353–4; as master tool 279<br />

Learner Perspective Study (LPS) 284–5<br />

learners, active 325<br />

learning: authentic 340; blended 140–1,<br />

149, 253; as brokering 21; computer<br />

<strong>tools</strong> for 114, 118, 138–41, 152;<br />

computer <strong>tools</strong> for see also CSCL;<br />

conceptual 57, 237; cooperative 222;<br />

in CSCL 159–61; cultures of 225;<br />

deepening 191; evaluation of 186–7;<br />

expansive see Expansive <strong>Learning</strong>;<br />

goals of 224–5; horizontal 70, 78;<br />

ideologies of 96; lifelong 58, 60, 161,<br />

330; mediation of 280; at meta-level<br />

133; metaphors for 54, 57, 163, 206;<br />

motivation for 331–2; object of 377;<br />

online 101, 138–41, 152, 154, 162;<br />

principles for study of 2, 4–7; productive<br />

see productive learning; professional<br />

see professional learning; school-based<br />

see schooling; self-regulated see selfregulation;<br />

sites for 156; situated see<br />

Situated <strong>Learning</strong>; as social activity 110,<br />

123, 160; social recognition of 95–6;<br />

in technical schools 94; technologyenhanced<br />

33, 36, 278; as tension/<br />

relaxation 223; through argumentation<br />

271; in workplace see workplace learning<br />

learning culture 186, 251<br />

learning designs 10<br />

learning ecology 243, 249<br />

learning environments: computersupported<br />

319, 322, 333,<br />

364–6, 368; increased complexity<br />

in 111; occupational 60; online see<br />

learning environments, computer-based;<br />

redesign of 57, 60; student centred 299;<br />

technology-supported 340<br />

learning histories 59, 61<br />

learning instrumentalities 36, 38, 47, 49,<br />

51<br />

learning logs 58<br />

learning paradox 107<br />

learning scenarios 141–2, 152, 224<br />

learning skills see skills, learning<br />

learning spaces, networked 325<br />

learning trajectories: categories of 54,<br />

55, 62–4; concept of 53–4, 58–9, 63,<br />

65, 119; cultural 61; deconstructing 5;<br />

hypothetical see HLT; <strong>and</strong> identity 60–1;<br />

<strong>and</strong> relational agency 167; in schools 10<br />

literacy: digital 7, 295–307; multiple 10,<br />

255, 296<br />

LMS (<strong>Learning</strong> Management System) 209,<br />

304<br />

LPS (Learner Perspective Study) 284–5<br />

management, role models 323<br />

Map-It 47–8<br />

mastery 57, 113, 118, 175, 296, 299, 307<br />

Math Forum 190, 192, 195, 198<br />

media literacy 4, 297, 307, 314<br />

mediated action 299, 307<br />

mediated network relations 64–5<br />

memory: collective 126; skills 69;<br />

transactive 70, 77, 82<br />

mental representations 62, 194, 200<br />

meta-brokering 82<br />

meta-knowledge 70, 83<br />

meta-narratives 59<br />

meta-scripts 61–2<br />

meta-skills 173–4, 179, 184, 186<br />

micro-conflicts 10, 222<br />

mock-ups 141–4, 142<br />

monologism 248<br />

motivation, regulation of 336–8, 341<br />

multi-level studies 10<br />

multiliteracies see literacy, multiple<br />

multiplicity 8, 107, 109, 113, 118–19<br />

mutual regulation 226, 238<br />

NECF (National Evaluation of the<br />

Children’s Fund) 22–4, 96, 105, 110,<br />

118, 120, 335<br />

negative events 127<br />

negotiation scenario 224<br />

netWORK 21, 28<br />

network objects 216<br />

network society 31<br />

networking 4, 82, 158<br />

networks: disciplinary 64; ego-centric see<br />

sociogram maps; electronic 313, 317–<br />

18; epistemic 79; of expertise 17, 24–6,<br />

30; intensional 21; knowledge in 8, 72,<br />

74, 77–9, 83; learning in 1; professional<br />

35–6, 39; unreflective 28<br />

<strong>New</strong> Literacy Studies 296

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