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1. Nodes

Agrippa’s Trilemma

analysis of meanings

argument from analogy

argument from illusion

causal comparative research

circular argument

class management in DGBL

closure principle

cluster randomization

collaborative learning in DGBL

collective belief

correlational research

Counterbalanced quasi-experimental design

creative engagement

cross-sectional survey design

descriptive non-intervention research

dissipative structures

dogmatic argument

environment (in learning)

epistemic rationality

epistemic virtue

epistemological responsibility

experimental research

external validity

flow state in DGBL

foundationalism

game mechanics in DGBL

Gettier’s problem

hawthorne effect

human centered design

indirect realism

infinite regress

instrumental rationality

interaction effect

internal validity

john henry effect

justified true belief

language learning outcomes of DGBL

learner engagement in DGBL

learner motivation in DGBL

learner participation in DGBL

longitudinal survey design

matched control group

mortality (in research)

non-intervention research design

novelty degradation in DGBL

perceptual knowledge

preexperimental design

primary and secondary qualities

problem of other minds

procedural or ability knowledge

propositional knowledge

quasi-experimental research

radical scepticism

random assignment

randomized factorial design

randomized posttest control group

randomized pretest-posttest control group

regression (in research)

representation in learning

research design

rhetorical question

second order coupling

self determination theory

shared knowledge

single subject experimental design

spurious relationships

strong inference

tailored design method

time series design

token economy in learning

transcendental idealism

true experimental research

vital transferable skill in education

2. Indexes

Literary devices

3. Clusters

ETEC 500 Research Methodologies

ETEC 530 Constructivist Strategies for E-learning

4. Artifacts

Ardern and Henry, Does digital make a difference?

Constructivist Theory Perspectives, Ch 1 - 3

Corlett. A, Analyzing Social Knowledge

Digital video games and Language Learners’ Vocabulary learning, motivation and engagement

Homer, R et al., Comparing digital badges-and-points with classroom token systems

Intro to Research Methodologies, Ch 10

Intro to Research Methodologies, Ch 11

Intro to Research Methodologies, Ch 5

Intro to Research Methodologies, Ch 7

Romero. M, From Consumption to Co-Creation

S. Zhou, Gamifying Language Education 2024

The Everlasting

What is this thing called Knowledge, Ch 1-6

What is this thing called Knowledge, Ch 11-20

What is this thing called Knowledge, Ch 7-9

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