Learning in communities – Networked Collaborative Learning

Posted on by Swee Leong Sing

As I embarked on this topic on collaborative learning, I explored and noticed that how the education models or strategies have shifted through the years. During my time as a student, there is very little collaborative learning incorporated into the curriculums as I cam from a very typical and traditional education path in Singapore (primaryContinue reading “Learning in communities – Networked Collaborative Learning”

Learning in communities – Networked Collaborative Learning

Posted on by Swee Leong Sing

As I embarked on this topic on collaborative learning, I explored and noticed that how the education models or strategies have shifted through the years. During my time as a student, there is very little collaborative learning incorporated into the curriculums as I cam from a very typical and traditional education path in Singapore (primaryContinue reading “Learning in communities – Networked Collaborative Learning”

Jan on Collaborative Learning

Posted on by Jan AuracherLeave a Comment on Jan on Collaborative Learning

I find this topic particularly interesting – probably the most relevant topic so far in the workshop. In my research, I focused on the differences between expectations and the potential of collaborative learning in online classes. It appears that Collaborative Learning is often seen as something desirable per se, often without questioning whether it is […]

Just mix it

Posted on by Sara Davoudi

Even though the term blended learning is frequently used, there is ambiguity about what it actually means (Oliver and Trigwell 2005). Researchers have discussed the problems with such ambiguity of definitions Oliver and Trigwell 2005) while others have raised such ambiguity and the fact that it means different things to different people, as the untapped […]