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What is Active Collaborative Process

Handbook of Research on Collaborative Learning Using Concept Mapping
is operatively defined as a collaborative process where any incoherence or incompleteness in the shared resources soon provokes feedback and discussion. A strong interdependence characterizes this process as it is very similar to the processes that accompany cooperative learning.
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Distance Collaboration with Shared Concept Maps
Alfredo Tifi (World Wide Maps, Italy) and Antonietta Lombardi (World Wide Maps, Italy)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-59904-992-2.ch007
Abstract
This chapter aims to review Web-mediated practices in collaborative concept mapping which were set up in informal partnerships among teachers from different schools and countries, and their students. Starting with various examples of such practices, we will outline some models of collaboration which will be compared and criticised in the hope that they will be useful in challenging other teachers to plan suitable strategies for engaging in similar experiences. It is important firstly to examine the context in which distance collaboration can be established and then outline some theoretical background to show the reasons why this kind of collaboration should be recommended as an objective for educationalists.
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