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Socio-Cultural Context for Online Learning: A Case Study Viewed from Activity Theory Perspective
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Association for Educational Communications and Technology Annual Meeting,

Abstract

The complexities of digital age pose challenge to existing instruction technology theory as it applies to a distance learning environment. Through the lens of Activity Theory, this study takes a broad picture of an online course and examines the socio-cultural factors affecting the success of a distance course as well as their complex relationships. Interventions at the group and organizational levels will be explored to balancing local tensions emerged in the implementation of a distance course.

Citation

Liu, X. (2005). Socio-Cultural Context for Online Learning: A Case Study Viewed from Activity Theory Perspective. Presented at Association for Educational Communications and Technology Annual Meeting 2005. Retrieved March 19, 2024 from .

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