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> do you remember any course or subject you thougt how complex it was?
I remember that a lot of the maths in my physics degree was complex. One example being about integrating a formula that shoots off to infinity on a complex plane…"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Adam Bostock May 4, 2010. 8 Replies 0 Likes
I'm interested in "complex tasks" and handling with them in online environments. What kind of tasks can be called as complex? Is complexity change according to people? Are individual differences -as…Continue
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Nellie Makarova-Cross replied to Vildan Cevik's discussion Complex Tasks"Hi, Vildan,
I wonder if you would be interested in complexity of the dual nature of light in Physics course, or a Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subatomic_particle"
Nellie Makarova-Cross replied to Vildan Cevik's discussion Complex Tasks"Dear Vildan,
I think , you would be able to quote numerous examples from any discipline (biology, medicine, oceanology, meteorology,astronomy,psychology, philosophy etc). Anything alive seems to be extremely complex to humans, but solvable.
I…"
Nellie Makarova-Cross replied to Vildan Cevik's discussion Complex Tasks"Hi, Vildan,
I'm interested in "complex tasks" and handling them in online environments.
[I believe you are trying to find just an example of a complex task. You may be interested in the discussion on Health Care we had…"
Vildan Cevik replied to Vildan Cevik's discussion Complex Tasks"Dear Bostock,
It's a strategy to understand an unknown term with its antonyms and/or synonyms. So starting with the term "simple" is a needed one. If we know what is simple, we can foresight the complex.
According to your strategy,…"
Vildan Cevik replied to Vildan Cevik's discussion Complex Tasks"Dear Makarova-Cross,
It cannot be wrong to say learning and teaching are complex.
According to definitions in literature a complex task;
derives from 3 primary sources: a) the number of different components associated with the task, b) the level of…"
Adam Bostock replied to Vildan Cevik's discussion Complex Tasks"Hi Vildan
I don't know what the definition in the literature is, so my generic perspective may or may not be helpful to you. Here goes...
Complex tasks sound like the opposite of simple tasks, which may imply the following:
* tasks that are…"
Nellie Makarova-Cross replied to Vildan Cevik's discussion Complex Tasks"Dear Vildan,
I think, a complex task is the task of improvement, for example, teaching and learning. Improvement of teaching seems to be easier, as teachers are trained and know what is required to learn. But learning is influenced by too many…"
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I'm interested in "complex tasks" and handling with them in online environments. What kind of tasks can be called as complex? Is complexity change according to people? Are individual differences -as cognitive&non-cognitive- affecting the complexity of a given task? Is complexity a perception or a characteristic? I'm trying to understand this construct according to the two definitions in literature by Wood and Campbell..See More
Complex Tasks
I'm interested in "complex tasks" and handling with them in online environments. What kind of tasks can be called as complex? Is complexity change according to people? Are individual differences -as cognitive&non-cognitive- are affecting the complexity of a given task? Is complexity a perception or a characteristic?
I'm trying to understand this construct according to the two definitions in literature by Wood and Campbell..
I'm trying to understand this construct according to the two definitions in literature by Wood and Campbell..
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