Week 4 - Theory
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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.
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- 2. Directions researchTasks of BlackboardSupport of educational processEnhance communication between lecturers & students
- 4. InteractionOffering possibility is insufficientUnrealistic expectationRestrict interaction to education interventionsSocial/informal interaction key > collaboration
- 5. Knowledge managementTechnological literacyTechnical skillsConceptual frameworkOrganizational contextSelf-management
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