Learning in Interaction

Cooperative Learning by Learning in Interaction on NotaLearning in InteractionQuotes:- "If one human component fails for lack of knowledge, the whole system does not grind to a halt." - Hutchins- Knowledge is distributed: "Both the knowledge required to do the task and the responsibility to keep the system working are distributed across the members of the navigation team." - HutchinsMain ideas:- Emphazises working in groups, colloboratively, cooperatively, rather than alone in competition- Learning is made up of interactions between people that display knowledge and behaviors which other people use to make interpretations about that person and expectations of what they will do in the future. A student's status of being seen as having learned or not learned is produced through interactions with other people, rather than being the knowledge contained in his or her head.Collaborative LearningCooperative LearningInteractional CompetenceLearning Together and Alone: CooperationComplex InstructionDistributed KnowledgeSocial Learning: Body LanguageSocial Relations as Contexts for LearningEffective Educational EnvironmentsEducation and the Environment(Enable JavaScript in your browser, please.)