The document discusses various topics related to computer-supported collaborative learning including:
1) The tasks of using a learning management system called Blackboard to enhance communication between lecturers and students.
2) How education practices have changed with changed communication through interaction online.
3) Several sources that have evaluated the efficacy of collaborative learning in online and in-person university settings.
6. SourcesDonataFrancescato, Rita Porcelli, Minou Mebane, Marcella Cuddetta, Jane Klobas, Paolo Renzi Evaluation of the efficacy of collaborative learning in face-to-face and computer-supported university contexts (2005)KarelKreijnsa, Paul A. Kirschner, WimJochems Identifying the pitfalls for social interaction in computer-supported collaborative learning environments: a review of the research (2003)Jeroen Janssen, GijsbertErkens, GellofKanselaar, Jos Jaspers Visualization of participation: Does it contribute to successful computer-supported collaborative learning? (2005)Jeroen J.G. Merri谷nboer Cognition and Multimedia Design for Complex Learning (1999)Florence E. Bacabac From Cyberspace to Print: Re-examining the Effects of Collaborative Online Invention on First-year Academic Writing (2008)Hsiu-Ping Yueh, Shihkuan Hsu Designing a Learning Management System to Support Instruction (2008)L. Munneke, J. Andriessen, G. Kanselaar, P.A. Kirschner Interactive argumentation: impact of synchronous and asynchronous CMC (2007)SweeChiewGoh, Kenneth Tobin Student and Teacher Perspectives in Computer-mediated Learning Environments in Teacher Education (1998)JoostLowyck, Jan Elen, ErnoLehtinen Students Perspectives on Learning Environments (2004?)SheldaDebowski Knowledge Management (2006)