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Summary
What part does the cerebellum play when people learn to produce a new sequence of movements? In their Perspective, Hazeltine and Ivry discuss new work ( Seidler et al.) suggesting that the cerebellum may not contribute to learning but rather is limited to the performance of the sequence.
