A brief introduction to distributed cognition

  • Rogers Y
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Abstract

Distributed Cognition is a hybrid approach to studying all aspects of cognition, from a cognitive, social and organisational perspective. The most well known level of analysis is to account for complex socially distributed cognitive activities, of which a diversity of technological artefacts and other tools and representations are an indispensable part.

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Rogers, Y. (1997). A brief introduction to distributed cognition. Retrieved July, 24(August), 1997. Retrieved from http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&btnG=Search&q=intitle:A+Brief+Introduction+to+Distributed+Cognition#0

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