A representation approach to conceptualizing tangible learning environments
A representation approach to conceptualizing tangible learning environments
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概念化有形学习环境的表征方法
DOI:
10.1145/1347390.1347425
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发表时间:
2008
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S. Price
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S. Price
Tangibles, in the form of physical artefacts embedded with sensor technologies, offer the opportunity to exploit and build on our everyday interaction and experience with the world, enabling new forms of engagement and access to tools for supporting learning. The implications for learning are considerable, potentially bringing about a radical change in the way we conceptualise learning and learning activities. However, we know little about the specific learning benefits, and currently lack an effective structure within which to establish them. Although several frameworks have been proposed for conceptualizing tangible environments, none highlight the central role that external representations have in tangible environments. This paper argues for the importance of placing primary emphasis on representation, and the role that this might play in mediating interaction and cognition in tangible environments. The representation-tangible relationship is outlined, together with their differential potentials for learning. Based on this the paper then proposes a conceptual framework for systematically investigating how different ways of linking digital information with physical artefacts influence interaction and cognition, to gain a clearer understanding of their role for learning.