What is CMC

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Computer mediated communication. This can be both synchronous and asynchronous. Learn more in: IM's Growth, Benefits, and Impact on Communication

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Computer mediated communication Learn more in: An Analysis of a Decade of Research Published in the "Journal of Computer Mediated Communication"

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Computer Mediated Communication. Communication between people with the use of computers and Internet (usually by connection to programs). Learn more in: CMC Research in Latin America and Spain: Metaanalyses From an Emergent Field

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Computer-mediated communication. Learn more in: A Basic Definition of E-Collaboration and its Underlying Concepts

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Human to human interaction through the shared use of Inter-supported technologies. Learn more in: Social Interaction Process Analysis of Bengalis' on Orkut®

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Computer Mediated Communication Learn more in: Process and Product Oriented Online Collaborative Learning Tasks

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Computer mediated communication. This can be both synchronous and asynchronous. Learn more in: IM's Growth, Benefits, and Impact on Communication

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Computer Mediated Communication. Communication between people with the use of computers and Internet (usually by connection to programs). Learn more in: CMC Research in Latin America and Spain: Metaanalyses From an Emergent Field

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Computer-mediated communication is software that supports text-based interaction through network computers. Learn more in: CMC for Language Acquisition

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computer-mediated communication: communication via chats, blogs, mailing lists, personal e-mails or texts that are to be found on homepages Learn more in: Using CMC in order to investigate the language system

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Computer mediated communication Learn more in: An Analysis of a Decade of Research Published in the "Journal of Computer Mediated Communication"

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Computer mediated conference. Learn more in: Behave Yourself!: An Investigation of the Impact of Tutor Behaviour on the Student Experience of Online Distance-Based Learning

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Computer-mediated communication. Commonly used to describe the synchronous and asynchronous communication that supports virtual workplaces. Learn more in: Gains and Losses in the Rhetoric of Virtual Workplaces

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The acronym of computer mediated communication. Contrary to face to face communication, distance learning involves mediatized devices to allow interactions between students and tutors on the principle of ubiquitous computing. Learn more in: Temporal Asynchrony of Socio-Technical Devices in Distance Learning?: Origins of Cleavage Between Academics and Learning Communities

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Computer-mediated communication is defined as various uses of computer systems and networks for the transfer, storage, and retrieval of information among humans, allowing learning instructions to become more authentic and students to engage in collaborative projects in schools. In more extensive contexts of collaborative learning, it may be regarded as computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL), which is a research topic on supporting collaborative learning with the help of computers in cross-disciplinary fields of psychology, computer science, and education. Learn more in: Knowledge-Building through Collaborative Web-Based Learning Community or Ecology in Education

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Computer mediated communication Learn more in: Using an Audio-Video Chat Program in Language Learning

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CMC stands for computer mediated communication. This includes forms of communication with several participants such as chat and online forums, but also forms with a private one-to-one angle such as personal e-mails or private messages (in online forums). Learn more in: Hyperjournalism for the Hyperreader

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acronym for Computer-Mediated Communications, any kind of communication that needs to be computer-mediated in order to happen. E.g.: e-mail, VoIP calls etc. Learn more in: Educational Research in Virtual Learning Environments: Possibilities for a New Ethnography