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The Artful Brain: January 1, 2005

V.S. Ramachandran speculates about the artistic universals from a neuroscientist's point of view. V.S. Ramachandran speculates about the artistic …
Educating the Brain: Lessons from Brain Imaging: January 1, 2005

John Gabrieli describes how the emergence of functional neuroimaging techniques offers unprecedented opportunities to discover how the brain learns and remembers. …
Next Generation Education Software: Why We Need It and a Research Agenda to Get It: January 1, 2005

Andries van Dam describes software such as MathPad and ChemPad that foster deeper understanding of difficult topics. He advocates next-generational educational software based on integrated models t…
Learning in the Digital Age: January 1, 2001

John Seely Brown reflects upon the nature of information and knowledge and the social context of learning. He suggests that perhaps the key distinction between information and knowledge is that inf…
Forum Futures 2002: January 1, 2002

Forum Futures 2002 is a collection of summaries of the 14 papers presented and discussed at the Forum's 2001 Aspen Symposium. Topics discussed include the impact of new media on learning strat…
Computing As Performance Art: January 1, 1995

To an "expert," the computer is never really broken. To an "expert," the computer is never really broken. …
Learning,Technology and the Atomic Hypothesis: January 1, 1997

Education is an atomistic process. Education is an atomistic process. January 1,…
Six Truisms and Corresponding False Conclusions Excerpted From Growing Up Digital: January 1, 1997

Technology and innovation for major shifts in learning patterns. Technology and innovation for major shifts in learning patterns. …
Learning from Learners, Internet Style: January 1, 1998

Merging new styles with old structures. Merging new styles with old structures. …

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