Investigating group interactions in CSCL: some new approaches
Investigating group interactions in CSCL: some new approaches
This paper reports some recent findings of a continuing international study that is investigating computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL) processes among a community engaged in a masters program in e-learning. This study presents results of an analysis of learning and tutoring interactions in three different groups. Each group was presented with a different model to facilitate collaborative interaction, using specially designed groupware. The empirical analysis used two compatible methods: content analysis (CA) and critical event recall (CER). The study reveals the differentiated nature of participants interactions: the results show that the groups who used the management roles and progressive enquiry models were more actively engaged in learning and tutoring interactions than the group without an additional structure (NAS).
computer supported collaborative learning, groupware learning tutoring
13-25
De Laat, Maarten F.
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Lally, Vic
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2005
De Laat, Maarten F.
53ce5b1e-be95-41e6-9f2b-825a6d3d9f86
Lally, Vic
6cf200d3-a0e2-487e-aad4-2ee71fa1f333
De Laat, Maarten F. and Lally, Vic
(2005)
Investigating group interactions in CSCL: some new approaches.
Information Systems Frontiers, 7 (1), .
(doi:10.1007/s10796-005-5335-x).
Abstract
This paper reports some recent findings of a continuing international study that is investigating computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL) processes among a community engaged in a masters program in e-learning. This study presents results of an analysis of learning and tutoring interactions in three different groups. Each group was presented with a different model to facilitate collaborative interaction, using specially designed groupware. The empirical analysis used two compatible methods: content analysis (CA) and critical event recall (CER). The study reveals the differentiated nature of participants interactions: the results show that the groups who used the management roles and progressive enquiry models were more actively engaged in learning and tutoring interactions than the group without an additional structure (NAS).
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Published date: 2005
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computer supported collaborative learning, groupware learning tutoring
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Local EPrints ID: 15529
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/15529
ISSN: 1572-9419
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Maarten F. De Laat
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Vic Lally
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