(E)Learning and What Else? Looking Back to Move Forwards

Leonardo Caporarello (), Alessandro Giovanazzi and Beatrice Manzoni
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Leonardo Caporarello: Bocconi University
Alessandro Giovanazzi: Bocconi University
Beatrice Manzoni: Bocconi University

A chapter in Organizing for Digital Innovation, 2019, pp 165-178 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In recent years, there has been a growing debate and rise in publications about learning in its multiple forms. This variety has contributed to the richness of existing research but it has also increased, rather than reduced, the need for more clarity to advance further. Through a content analysis performed on the last twenty years of research, we aim at providing clarity about the complex definitions landscape of the most diffused 16 learning terms in the literature. We discuss their use over the years and we depict some trends. We conclude by providing a comprehensive learning model that clarifies interactions and interdependencies among the terms. The framework classifies the terms into models, modes and methodologies.

Keywords: E-learning; Learning; Future of learning; Learning trends; Tech-based learning; Non tech-based learning; Content analysis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-90500-6_13

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