Learning Through Model Building: Presentation

This is the original version of a paper that would be later published (“Learning Through Model Building”). This version differs in that it Warfield discusses Harary’s work in graph theory in greater detail and on Warfield’s view of how Interpretive Structural Modeling should become useful in group learning. Presented at a Symposium on Computer-Assisted Analysis & Model Simplification, sponsored by U.S. Dept. Energy, on 24 March 1980, at University of Colorado, Boulder.

This was Warfield's original paper prepared for the conference in Colorado in spring of 1980. The following year a revised version of this paper was published, under the same title, as a book chapter. This 1980 paper differs from the published version in that much more space is given to Warfield's debt and admiration for Harary's work in graph theory, also Warfield's view of how interpretive structural modeling should become useful in group learning, "using the computer in assisting the learning process."

It is now cataloged as part of a readme.wpd set of three files, each a different version, in  [id 00412], but this record 1214 is also retained in the Web Catalog, in order to better describe this 1980 version. 


 

Additional Info

  • Category: Display and Graphical Representations, Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM), Modeling, Thought Leaders
  • Size: 47 minutes
  • Description: Spiral bound manuscript with cover.
  • Publication Year: 1981
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