Learner-Centered Design: A Cognitive View of Managing Complexity in Product, Information, and Envirommental Design

SAGE Publications (1999)
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Learner-centered Design introduces the field of complexity including chaos theory, information literacy, and knowledge management tools, and presents a working framework to help guide further research.

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