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hyperlearning

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hyperlearning
Informatics A process of acquiring information common in multiple work tasks and occurs in a multidimensional space formed by a matrix of digitally integrated information technologies with human and nonhuman components


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It ranges from the formal delivery strategy of telelearning (Betty Collis) and the electronic platforms of cyber-schools or virtual classrooms (Starr Roxeanne Hiltz), to the ubiquitous mixture of informal and commercial possibilities outside the cl assroom--referred to by Lewis Perelman as hyperlearning.
Distance education, on-campus learning, and e-learning convergences: ... by Richards, Cameron / International Journal on E-Learning
School's out: Hyperlearning, the new technology, and the end of education.
The Development of a Technology Committee in Undergraduate Teacher ... by COOPER, SANDRA / Journal of Technology and Teacher Education
[23] Lewis Perelman, School's Out: Hyperlearning, the New Technology, and the End of Education (New York: Morrow, 1992), p.
Remembering the Future: Edwin Morgan's Science Fiction Poetry by NICHOLSON, COLIN / Yearbook of English Studies
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