Implementing New Knowledge Environments: Year One Research Foundations

Name: Implementing New Knowledge Environments: Year One Research Foundations
Published: 2021-03-30
License: Creative Commons BY 4.0

Ray Siemens; Lynne Siemens; Richard Cunningham; Stan Ruecker; Claire Warwick

doi:10.25547/VE5M-SD31

Implementing New Knowledge Environments: Year One Research Foundations

By Ray Siemens¹, Lynne Siemens¹, Richard Cunningham², Stan Ruecker³, Claire Warwick⁴

1. University of Victoria 2. Acadia University 3. University of Illinois 4. University College London

In this 2009 article, we present details of the first year work of the INKE (Implementing New Knowledge Environments) research group, a large international, interdisciplinary research team studying reading and texts, both digital and printed. The…

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