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Pedagodgy and Androgogy
the art of applying learning objects to learning situations
and of assessing learning
Literature relating the concerns and issues of pedagogy to electronically
mediated learning is abundant. While most of the literature focuses
on the larger topic of e-learning in general, there has been some
attention paid in the literature to instructional design and learning
theories relevant to learning objects and learning object repositories.
However, as David Wiley has also noted, there appear to be few examples
of solid educational research with a pure focus on the dynamics
between learning and learning objects. Several themes are evident
in the literature, including the importance of contextualization
and reusability; androgogical versus pedagogical approaches to object
design and delivery; and the need for content design to incorporate
both learning theory and instructional design theory.
Connecting Learning Objects to Instructional
Design Theory: A Definition, Metaphor, and a Taxonomy David A. Wiley,
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Competency-Based Systems and the
Delivery of Learning Content
Gena Tuso and Warren Longmire
How Adults Learn Learnativity.com
Experiences with Reusable E-learning
Objects: From Theory to Practice
Jenaette M. Muzi, Tanya Heins, Roger Mundell
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