The Philosophy of Peer Learning
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E-LEARNING AND DIGITAL MEDIA
Volume 9 Number 3 2012 ISSN 2042-7530
SPECIAL ISSUE
THE PHILOSOPHY OF PEER LEARNING
Guest Editors: DANIEL ARAYA, MICHEL BAUWENS & FRANCO IACOMELLA
Daniel Araya, Michel Bauwens & Franco Iacomella. Introduction. The Philosophy of Peer Learning
Cathy N. Davidson & David Theo Goldberg. Our Digital Age: implications for learning and its (online) institutions
Joseph Corneli. Paragogical Praxis
Brian W. Carver, Rochelle Davis, Robin T. Kelley, Jonathan A. Obar & LiAnna L. Davis. Assigning Students to Edit Wikipedia: four case studies
Bridget Draxler, Haowei Hsieh, Nicole Dudley & Jon Winet. Undergraduate Peer Learning and Public Digital Humanities Research
Maurice Alford. Social Constructionism: a postmodern lens on the dynamics of social learning
John Heron. An Overview of Radical Education in Action
GENERAL ARTICLES
P. Aiello, F. D’Elia, S. Di Tore & M. Sibilio. A Constructivist Approach to Virtual Reality for Experiential Learning
Anis Bajrektarevic. Is There Life After Facebook? The Cyber Gulag Revisited and Debate Reloaded
Maxine Dyer. Network or Net Worth? Deconstructing the Knowledge Society