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The cognitive sciences remain oblivious to the medium or material that shapes human interaction and agnostic of its affordances and how they influence the manner in which people act, perceive, or think. Sociomaterial Engagement Theory (SET) is proposed as a theory that embodies the sociomaterial entanglement with which people learn and the technosocial reality we live in as well as an approach that enacts contemporary ideas about how people learn.
Presenter: Nada Dabbagh, George Mason University
Contributor: Linda Castaneda, University of Murcia, Spain