Synchronous computer communication leads to better student participation. Through the use of the computer, and in a different work environment, they can communicate in the group without being inhibited by a face to face relationship as can be found in a traditional classroom. The paper is based on an experiment at the University of Montpellier with second year students working on an English DEUG.Médiation informatique du discours et participation étudiante à Montpellier. La communication informatique synchronique permet d'accroître la participation des élèves. Grâce à la médiation de la machine, et à un environnement de travail différent, ils peuvent communiquer collectivement sans être inhibés par le face à face du milieu scolaire traditi...
A qualitative investigation into language education students' use of computer-mediated communicatio...
Instructional media such as computer conferencing engender high levels of student-student and studen...
This article reports upon MA students' use of computer conferencing in an online course, and examine...
We have conducted research on computer-mediated communication (henceforth CMC) within a French Unive...
Until fairly recently, the model of the learner working alone before a computer was prevailing, sinc...
Until fairly recently, the model of the learner working alone before a computer was prevailing, sinc...
International audienceThis paper examines the ways in which language is evolving in certain online c...
The study described in this article researched the process of collaborative learning that occurred w...
This article is a preliminary study that analyses how 14 Students of English from the UEM Lab inter...
We have been experimenting with web based electronic conferencing (CMC) at the Educational Science ...
Summary This article is a preliminary study that analyses how 14 Students of English from the UEM La...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)From the sociocultural perspective, as learning is vi...
The objective of this thesis was to explore a potential computer-mediated communication (CMC) soluti...
In a university environment where the need for learner autonomy is gaining recognition and where the...
Following student requests for more frequent tutor intervention in academic computer conferences, re...
A qualitative investigation into language education students' use of computer-mediated communicatio...
Instructional media such as computer conferencing engender high levels of student-student and studen...
This article reports upon MA students' use of computer conferencing in an online course, and examine...
We have conducted research on computer-mediated communication (henceforth CMC) within a French Unive...
Until fairly recently, the model of the learner working alone before a computer was prevailing, sinc...
Until fairly recently, the model of the learner working alone before a computer was prevailing, sinc...
International audienceThis paper examines the ways in which language is evolving in certain online c...
The study described in this article researched the process of collaborative learning that occurred w...
This article is a preliminary study that analyses how 14 Students of English from the UEM Lab inter...
We have been experimenting with web based electronic conferencing (CMC) at the Educational Science ...
Summary This article is a preliminary study that analyses how 14 Students of English from the UEM La...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)From the sociocultural perspective, as learning is vi...
The objective of this thesis was to explore a potential computer-mediated communication (CMC) soluti...
In a university environment where the need for learner autonomy is gaining recognition and where the...
Following student requests for more frequent tutor intervention in academic computer conferences, re...
A qualitative investigation into language education students' use of computer-mediated communicatio...
Instructional media such as computer conferencing engender high levels of student-student and studen...
This article reports upon MA students' use of computer conferencing in an online course, and examine...