Guided video tour through the Learning Sciences
Part A: How people learn
Epistemic cognition by Clark Chinn (Rutgers)
Situating epistemological development by William Sandoval (UCLA)
Gestures in learning and teaching by Martha W. Alibali (WISC)
Cognition and metacognition by Susan Goldman (UIC)
Knowledge Building by Jan van Aalst and Carol Chan (HKU)
Motivation and interest in the context of design-based research by Dan Hickey (Indiana)
Grounded cognition and embodied cognition by Dor Abrahamson (UCB)
Apprenticeship learning by Julia Eberle (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
Part B: Supporting Learning
Scaffolding by Iris Tabak (BGU) and Brian Reiser (NWU)
Inquiry Learning by Marcia Linn (UCB)
Knowledge Creation by Ulrike Cress (IWM)
Teacher learning and technology by Mimi Recker (USU)
Workplace learning with digital resources by Sten Ludvigsen (UIO)
Multiple representations and multimedia learning by Shaaron Ainsworth (LSRI)
Part C: Methodologies for the Learning Sciences
Conversation and interaction analysis/ ethnomethodological approaches by Tim Koschmann (SIUmed)
Assessment by Jim Pellegrino (UIC)
Multilevel Analyses by Ulrike Cress (IWM)
Design-Based Implementation Research (DBIR) by William Penuel (Colorado Boulder)
Interactional Ethnography by Susan Bridges (HKU) and Judith Green (UCSB)
Selecting Statistical Methods for the learning Sciences and Reporting their Results by Bram De Wever (Ghent)
Mixed Methods Research as a pragmatic toolkit by Filitsa Dingyloudi (RUG) and Jan-Willem Strijbos (RUG)
Part D: Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
Orchestrating CSCL by Pierre Dillenbourg (EPFL)
Group cognition by Gerry Stahl (Drexel)