Learning to learn revisited Learning to learn revisited: Computers and the development of self-directed learning skills an article by Lieberman, D. A., & Linn, M. C. (1991), has great insight on educational software that focuses on self-directing learning. The author Debra A. Lieberman. Ph.D. is someone to admire and take into high regard. She focuses on social, behavior and cognitive outcomes and produced interactive health education software, evaluates automated medical records and clinical information systems. Computers have brought a wide range of educational resources that can provide either collaborating learning or autonomous learning. There is attention to self-direct learning throughout the article where educators can find a broad variety of lessons and educational theories. When using computers for autonomous learning, scaffolding, skilled strategies, and motivation should be included to assure a successful self-directed learner, (Lieberman, &