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What is Recursive Learning?
Autobiographical memory - our own version of an existing story.
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  • Britt
    Brittany Taggart
     Mar 13, 2017 11:23pm
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    Using Semantic and Episodic memory recall to keep learners engaged, AND help them to learn is sheer genius and fits perfectly in the eLearning world! Also - great, great points. I hadn't heard of Autobiographical memory as much as the others prior to this, I think the concept, and using it for eLearning design is again - genius!
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