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Introduction to Special Issue: Learning Sciences and Instructional Systems: Beginning the Dialogue
A. A. Carr-Chellman
pág. 5
Learning and Design: Why the Learning Sciences and Instructional Systems Need Each Other
C. M. Hoadley
págs. 6-12
Theory and the Design of Learning Environments: Reflections on Differences in Disciplinary Focus
T. M. Duffy
págs. 13-15
págs. 16-19
págs. 20-25
The Learning Sciences: What's in a Name?
T. Koschmann
pág. 26
The Parallel Universes of the Learning Sciences and Instructional Design: A Historical Perspective
D. C. Edelson
págs. 27-29
Instruction, Learning, and Knowledge Building: Harnessting Theory, Design, and Innovation Dynamics
M. Scardamalia
págs. 30-33
The Learning Sciences: Past, Present, Future
Janet Kolodner
págs. 34-39
Instructional Systems, Learning Sciences, Design, Technology: A More Complete Pathway
A. A. Carr-Chellman
págs. 40-44
págs. 45-46
Instructional Technology and the Learning Sciences: Multiple Communities and Political Realities
J. M. Spector
págs. 47-49
False Dichotomies, Red Herrings, and Straw Men: Overcoming Barriers to Facilitating Learning
P. S. Ragan, T. J. Ragan
págs. 50-52
C. M. Reigeluth
págs. 53-56
Conclusion: Looking Back and Looking Forward
A. A. Carr-Chellman
págs. 57-59
págs. 60-63
