Titlebook: Reconceptualising Learning in the Digital Age; The [Un]democratisin Allison Littlejohn,Nina Hood Book 2018 The Author(s) 2018 Massive Open

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A Crisis of Identity? Contradictions and New Opportunities,ategies. These problems may be accentuated where MOOCs are viewed as a set of products (content and credentials) on sale to student consumers, rather than as a transformational educational experience for learners. The view of MOOCs as a product for the consumer learner may overly simplify the comple

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Allison Littlejohn,Nina Hoodclasses)?are worryingly incomplete. Using examples drawn from evolutionary archaeology and the human fossil record, I outline an alternative, function-based strategy for naturalizing health that might help address the new normal problem. Interestingly, this might also reconstruct a certain uniquenes

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Allison Littlejohn,Nina Hoodcollectives, as suggested by theorists such as Roy Bhaskar and Anthony Giddens, but rather a historical product enacted by social institutions. Rather than the causal descriptions in which most of archaeological science is embedded, social archaeology concerns the understanding (.) of human action u

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Allison Littlejohn,Nina Hoodclasses)?are worryingly incomplete. Using examples drawn from evolutionary archaeology and the human fossil record, I outline an alternative, function-based strategy for naturalizing health that might help address the new normal problem. Interestingly, this might also reconstruct a certain uniquenes

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Allison Littlejohn,Nina Hoodcollectives, as suggested by theorists such as Roy Bhaskar and Anthony Giddens, but rather a historical product enacted by social institutions. Rather than the causal descriptions in which most of archaeological science is embedded, social archaeology concerns the understanding (.) of human action u

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