2010
DOI: 10.3102/0091732x09358129
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The Changing Social Spaces of Learning: Mapping New Mobilities

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“…Davis, Lockwood, Pantelidis & Alcott, 2008;Ninemeier & Hayes, 2006), these migrant workers' experiences stress the need to avoid viewing specific organisational units as discrete entities, and oversimplifying the inputs, processes and outputs involved in their existence. The data in this paper require academics working in these applied fields to reconceptualise tourism and hospitality organisations as fundamentally mobile, and effectively imagined, entities -operating through complex networks, multiple interactions, and involving flows of information and human capital (see Leander, Philips & Taylor, 2010 for an analogous approach to learning spaces conceptualised within the mobilities paradigm). Employment experiences and the socialisation of migrant workers begin outside the physical boundaries of the workplace, and continue to extend outwards beyond it.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Davis, Lockwood, Pantelidis & Alcott, 2008;Ninemeier & Hayes, 2006), these migrant workers' experiences stress the need to avoid viewing specific organisational units as discrete entities, and oversimplifying the inputs, processes and outputs involved in their existence. The data in this paper require academics working in these applied fields to reconceptualise tourism and hospitality organisations as fundamentally mobile, and effectively imagined, entities -operating through complex networks, multiple interactions, and involving flows of information and human capital (see Leander, Philips & Taylor, 2010 for an analogous approach to learning spaces conceptualised within the mobilities paradigm). Employment experiences and the socialisation of migrant workers begin outside the physical boundaries of the workplace, and continue to extend outwards beyond it.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…v rodině nebo ve vrstevnické skupině). Někteří autoři používají termín "třída jako uzavřený kontejner" (Leander, Phillips, & Taylor, 2010), aby tak ukázali, že dosavadní diskurz o využívání digitálních technologií je zaměřen přede-vším na způsoby, jak s pomocí těchto technologií vylepšit dosavadní přístupy k učení ve školní výuce. Méně se totiž uvažuje o tom, že digitální technologie nejsou pouze (didaktickým) nástrojem, ale vytvářejí prostor pro nové postupy či sociální aktivity, které nejsou limitovány prostorem třídy.…”
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“…Com isso, teóricos que se ocupam de questões relativas à linguagem e tecnologia, especialmente, têm se deparado com o imperativo teórico de relativizar construtos modernos tidos como pilares das teorias de letramento e de ensino/aprendizagem de cunho sociocultural, como a noção de que o contexto é algo delimitável e pré-existe às práticas de linguagem (Kleiman e Vieira, 2006;Lankshear e Knobel, 2007;Buzato, 2009;Leander et al, 2010) e a noção de sujeito situado, enraizado em um espaço cultural homogêneo e discreto (Kostogriz, 2006). É, no entanto, com a Virada Espacial, um movimento transdisciplinar que se inicia na Geografi a Cultural, com o trabalho seminal do francês Henry Lefebvre (1991), que a noção de espaço como container da ação social e histórica passa a ser fortemente desafi ada nas Ciências Sociais.…”
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