Tag archief: Transactive memory

Is the Internet eating our memories? The evidence isn’t in yet!

27 september 2015 door Paul A. Kirschner 1 reactie

How long ago did we learn that research on memorising trivial, meaningless lists is not the same as research on meaningful learning? Saima Noreen writes in The Conversation about “The internet is eating your memory, but something better is taking its place”, the following: In the same way, individuals develop a transactive memory with the internet […]

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onderzoek, psychologie