The widespread use of computer conferencing for instructional purposes, both as an adjunct to and a replacement for the traditional classroom, has encouraged teachers and students alike to approach teaching and learning in ways that incorporate collaborative learning and the social construction of knowledge. Discussion and dialogue between instructor and students and among students is a key feature of computer conferencing and the foundation of constructivist learning techniques. Computer conferencing can be used both asynchronously, which allows time for reflection between interactions, and synchronously, which gives opportunities for real-time, interactive chats or open sessions among as many participants as are online simultaneously. Thi...
Much research concerning asynchronous online discussion reports quantitative data such as frequency ...
This paper reports an analysis of computer conference structures set up for a distance education cou...
The purpose of our research was to examine the influence of an online protocol on asynchronous discu...
The widespread use of computer conferencing for instructional purposes, both as an adjunct to and a ...
Instructional media such as computer conferencing engender high levels of student-student and studen...
A common failing of eLearning instructional design is when online discussion learning activities dev...
There is an increasing development of courses and course components taught through teaching and lear...
Reported here is a study about how adult students learn in an environment that enables group communi...
This paper describes an internet Chat class in a compulsory Japanese language subject at an Australi...
A study investigated the involvement strategies present in the textual conversations of four graduat...
Whether we are lovers of constructivism or connectivism, or at heart just plain old rewarders of goo...
This study arose out of a concern for the adult learners who choose to study in computer conferencin...
Asynchronous computer conferencing is playing an increasingly important role in distance education, ...
Computer-supported collaborative learning facilitates the extension of second language acquisition i...
In this article we describe the research we have carried out aimed at contributing conceptual and m...
Much research concerning asynchronous online discussion reports quantitative data such as frequency ...
This paper reports an analysis of computer conference structures set up for a distance education cou...
The purpose of our research was to examine the influence of an online protocol on asynchronous discu...
The widespread use of computer conferencing for instructional purposes, both as an adjunct to and a ...
Instructional media such as computer conferencing engender high levels of student-student and studen...
A common failing of eLearning instructional design is when online discussion learning activities dev...
There is an increasing development of courses and course components taught through teaching and lear...
Reported here is a study about how adult students learn in an environment that enables group communi...
This paper describes an internet Chat class in a compulsory Japanese language subject at an Australi...
A study investigated the involvement strategies present in the textual conversations of four graduat...
Whether we are lovers of constructivism or connectivism, or at heart just plain old rewarders of goo...
This study arose out of a concern for the adult learners who choose to study in computer conferencin...
Asynchronous computer conferencing is playing an increasingly important role in distance education, ...
Computer-supported collaborative learning facilitates the extension of second language acquisition i...
In this article we describe the research we have carried out aimed at contributing conceptual and m...
Much research concerning asynchronous online discussion reports quantitative data such as frequency ...
This paper reports an analysis of computer conference structures set up for a distance education cou...
The purpose of our research was to examine the influence of an online protocol on asynchronous discu...