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Memorization: A Shift from Oral to Literate Cultures
Memorization has long been a tool for retaining new knowledge. Oral cultures of the past depended heavily on memorization to pass what was meaningful on to the next generation (Olick & Robbins, 1998). Current learning theories such as cognitive information … Continue reading
Learning Through Hypertext
In his article, As We May Think, Vannevar Bush (1945) responds to the (at that time) current state of information storage and retrieval stating, “The human mind does not work that way. It operates by association. With one item in … Continue reading →