I'm going to begin putting older (but still relevant) papers up on this site. Here's one that is a little harder to find on the Web, so I thought it would be a good one to start with. It's a detailed treatment of many aspects of CFT and the theory's application to the building of learning environments. It appeared in my book with Don Nix, Cognition, Education & Multimedia.
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