Difference between revisions of "Learning processes"
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A learning process is similar to a [[DevOps]] cycle, which should include both the practice and developmental stage, and later, the validation stage of real world application or some feedback from relevant test cases. Given the test results or feedback from the real world, some intervention of existing learning strategy could be carried out. When the learning activities can have a persistent data records for past and ongoing performance records, it becomes possible to reflect on what have been learned. | A learning process is similar to a [[DevOps]] cycle, which should include both the practice and developmental stage, and later, the validation stage of real world application or some feedback from relevant test cases. Given the test results or feedback from the real world, some intervention of existing learning strategy could be carried out. When the learning activities can have a persistent data records for past and ongoing performance records, it becomes possible to reflect on what have been learned. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:15, 20 February 2022
A learning process is similar to a DevOps cycle, which should include both the practice and developmental stage, and later, the validation stage of real world application or some feedback from relevant test cases. Given the test results or feedback from the real world, some intervention of existing learning strategy could be carried out. When the learning activities can have a persistent data records for past and ongoing performance records, it becomes possible to reflect on what have been learned.