7 Learning

1. Ivan Illich, Deschooling Society (Harmondsworth, England: Penguin, 1976).

2. Ken Ducatel and James P. Gavigan, Employment and Employability in 2010 Europe (Seville, Spain: Institute of Prospective Technological Studies, Joint Research Center, Commission of the European Community, 2000).

3. Caroline Nevejan, Synchroon Asynchroon: Onderwijsvernieuwing in de informatiesamenleving (SynchronousAsynchronous: Educational Renewal in the Information Society) (Amsterdam: Hogeschool van Amsterdam, 2003). See also Hogeschool van Amsterdam (Amsterdam University of Professional Education), ed., Project Leren Leren en Kennismethodiek (The Learning to Learn and Knowledge Methods Project) (Amsterdam: Hogeschool van Amsterdam, 1999).

4. The researcher I met, Sally Brown, had used the research to publish a book: Sally Brown and Angela Glasner, eds., Assessment Matters in Higher Education: Choosing and Using Diverse Approaches (London: Taylor and Francis, 1999).

5. David Hargreaves, The Mosaic of Learning: Schools and Teachers for the Next Century (London: Demos, 1994).

6. Howard Gardner and T. Hatch, Multiple Intelligences Go to School: Educational Implications of the Theory of Multiple Intelligences, Educational Researcher 18, no. 8 (1989), 4 9. For an excellent summary of Gardner s wide-ranging work, see Mark K. Smith, Howard Gardner and Multiple Intelligences, The Encyclopedia of Informal Education (2002, last updated 2004), available at http://www.infed.org/thinkers/gardner.htm.

7. Titus Alexander, Family Learning (London: Demos, 1997).

8. Ducatel and Gavigan, Employment and Employability in 2010 Europe.

9. Brian Ruttenbur and Ginger Spickler, eLearning: The Engine of the Knowledge Economy (Memphis,...