Topic: Learning Culture

Description: Learning culture refers to the assumptions, values, and self-conceptions of individuals and groups in a learning environment and manifests itself on the organisational, group and individual level. The prevailing learning-culture can be seen as a variable for the adoption of eLearning, in turn eLearning can be seen as a driver for a new learning-culture.

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Type	Title	Authors	Year	Added
Article	Dem Lernen auf der Spur: Operationalisierung von Lernkultur	Sonntag; Stegmaier; Schaper; Friebe	2004	2004-09-07
Article	Digital culture: Immigrants and tourists responding to the natives' drumbeat	Toledo	2007	2007-10-30
Report	Educating the Net Generation	Oblinger; Oblinger	2005	2005-09-13
Article	Flexible Space and Built Pedagogy: Emerging IT Embodiments [related; see topic: Learning Design]	Monahan	2002	2004-11-04
Article	Leadership and learning: Facilitating self-directed learning in enterprises	Smith; Sadler-Smith; Robertson; Wakefield	2007	2007-09-06
Article	Teaching the Virtual Generation	Proserptio; Gioia	2007	2007-12-02
Article	The implementation and use of e-learning in the corporate university [related; see topic: Corporate Educational Organisation]	Macpherson; Homan; Wilkinson	2005	2005-02-24

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