С распространением средств общения мы сталкиваемся с затруднительным выбором в конструировании обучающих сред и расширяющимися возможностями сделать неточный выбор. Осознание упомянутых влияний и смешение их с возрастающим знанием об объемах новых средств обучения должно помочь нам стать более разборчивыми в выборе верных рычагов в работе.
Признания
Мы благодарим Беверли Хантера, Майкла Рейнолдса и четверых рецензентов за их замечания к предварительному проекту этой статьи.
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