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learning in activity

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learning in activity

Greeno and Engeström ch. 7 

KEY WORDS

Activity Theory Intro

Activity in Ls Context

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methodology

  • from the individual to the collective
  • allows socio-cultural context to be considered
  • All the points of within the triangle affect each other in a transformative manner
  • all relationships need to be considered
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single loop learning

  • change in activities and practices of system leads to change
  • underlying understanding of participants, goals of the activity and use of resources do not change

double loop Learning

  • actors define a new desired outcome
  • necessary changes to all parts of the system made to accomplish new outcome
  • leads to expanded scope and impact of activity
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Drawing activity

2 learning environment
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*F2F learning

*Distance E-learning

STRENGTHS

WEAKNESSES

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Limitations

  • The humans are always more important than any other part of the system
  • Use of technology changes as user becomes more proficient, so the activity system is constantly changing
  • Individual subjects and collective subjects
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Implications

  • As the technology tools change everything else changes too
  • help students organize activity systems around specific talents and abilities
  • mediate potential conflicts and give strategies to relieve tensions and stress
  • researchers track changes, understandings and objectives, describe current realities and predict changes
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Can we do transliterate text question creation?
What experiments might be run?
What tensions might we encounter?
What interactive system might we develop?

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