Learning Task

A Learning Task is a developmental task that develops learner competency (through structured activity for learning objectives).

• AKA: Learning Activity, Educational Task, Learning Exercise, Learning Assignment.
• Context:
  • It can (typically) serve Learning Participants.
  • It can (typically) develop Learning Skills.
  • It can (often) follow Learning Design.
  • It can (often) provide Learning Assessment.
  • It can (often) track Task Progress.
  • It can (often) deliver Learning Feedback.
  • It can (often) measure Skill Development.
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  • It can range from being an Unstructured Process-based Learning Task to being a Structured Process-based Learning Task, depending on its task structure.
  • It can range from being a Human Oriented-based Learning Task to being a Machine Oriented-based Learning Task, depending on its participant type.
  • It can range from being a Simple Activity-based Learning Task to being a Complex Project-based Learning Task, depending on its complexity level.
  • It can range from being a Short Term-based Learning Task to being a Long Term-based Learning Task, depending on its duration type.
  • It can range from being an Individual-based Learning Task to being a Group-based Learning Task, depending on its participation mode.
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  • It can include Task Assessments.
  • It can utilize Learning Tools.
  • It can feature Task Instructions.
  • It can provide Progress Tracking.
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• Examples:
  • Human Learning Tasks, such as:
    • Coding Exercise Task, for programming skills.
    • Language Practice Task, for communication skills.
    • Problem-Solving Task, for analytical skills.
  • Machine Learning Tasks, such as:
    • Classification Task, for pattern recognition.
    • Regression Task, for value prediction.
    • Reinforcement Task, for behavior optimization.
  • Educational Learning Tasks, such as:
    • Project Work Task, with practical application.
    • Group Discussion Task, for collaborative learning.
    • Research Assignment Task, for knowledge discovery.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Routine Activity without learning objectives.
  • Daily Task lacking skill development.
  • Basic Operation without competency building.
  • Entertainment Activity without educational purpose.
• See: Developmental Task, Learning Activity, Educational Exercise, Task Design, Learning Objective, Skill Development, Assessment Method, Learning Progress, Task Structure, Learning Strategy, Educational Goal, Learning Path.

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