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What is Collaborative Learning
1.
A situation in which two or more people actively interact to learn.
Learn more in: Constructing Community in Higher Education Regardless of Proximity: Re-Imagining the Teacher Education Experience within Social Networking Technology
2.
This term is used to refer to students working on a computer-based
learning
program that requires them to collaborate by, for example, taking different roles, operating different controls, etc.
Learn more in: Leading Across Generations: Issues for Higher Education Administrators
3.
A
learning
approach that advocates for
learning
in groups where the members of the groups need to interact and discuss and create assignments together.
Learn more in: Creating a Framework for Future Learning: A Two-Pronged Social-Technological Approach
4.
An instructional approach that emphasizes student-centeredness, teamwork, and shared responsibility to the co-construction of knowledge and skills. Team members have defined roles, tasks and work together towards a common set of goals.
Learn more in: Leveraging Partnerships to Support Community-Based Learning in a College of Education
5.
Collaborative learning
is a situation in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something together. Unlike individual
learning
, people engaged in
collaborative learning
capitalize on one another's resources and skills.
Learn more in: Engaging Students' Learning in the Built Environment Through Active Learning
6.
Learning
that occurs through the exchange of knowledge among learners.
Learn more in: Online Nurse Education
7.
A way of
learning
in which students at various performance levels work together in small groups toward a common goal. Tandem
learning
is a type of
collaborative learning
.
Learn more in: The Role of Error Correction in Online Exchanges
8.
The main aim of this type of
learning
is to motivate students to work together on problem solving. This is an educational approach in which two or more student are working together with the aim to resolve given task, activity, or problem.
Learn more in: Using ICT in the Classroom for Acquiring Digital Competences: Three Case Studies From Croatian Primary Schools
9.
An instruction method in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something by working together in small groups. The learners are responsible for one another's
learning
as well as their own.
Learn more in: Online Teaching: Applying Distance Learning Principles to MOOCs
10.
It can serve as an effective framework to create a social environment where learners practice regulating their cognition and construct knowledge by interacting with their peers.
Learn more in: Exploring the Development of Pre-Service Teachers' ICT-TPACK using a Cognitive Stimulation Tool
11.
This involves learners’ participation in the
learning
process in a joint and interactive manner. They share variety of
learning
experiences and support each other in the
learning
process through questions and answers and group discussions.
Learn more in: Integrating Digital Literacy in Competency-Based Curriculum
12.
A type of
learning
in which learners learn by collaborating with each other. Knowledge is created through active interaction among learners and their participation in shared activities.
Learn more in: Designing an Educational Program for Teachers Based on TPACK Principles and Wikis
13.
Learning
that occurs through the exchange of knowledge among learners.
Collaborative learning
is a form of social
learning
.
Learn more in: A Classification of Approaches to Web-Enhanced Learning
14.
Learning
based on a
collaborative
information and experience exchange, which results in knowledge creation based upon the scaffolding offered by peers.
Learn more in: Exploring Future Seamless Learning Research Strands for Massive Open Online Courses
15.
It refers to a situation in which a group of students learn together and have an active role in creating and sharing knowledge.
Learn more in: Pre-Service Teachers' Perceptions of the Effectiveness of a Virtual Learning Environment to Support a Learner-Centred Approach: A Qualitative Study
16.
Research has widely deepened the concept of
collaborative learning
. The expression “
collaborative learning
” can be defined broadly as an instruction method in which learners work together in small groups towards a common goal. It means that students are responsible for their own
learning
as well as that of the others. Thus, it promotes peer-
learning
and tutoring.
Learn more in: Video Object Segmentation
17.
A process that encourages learners to participate in coordinated and synchronous
learning
activities with a number of other learners.
Learn more in: Collaborative Learning in a Mobile Technology Supported Classroom
18.
An instruction method in which students work in groups toward a common academic goal.
Learn more in: Shifting Perceptions within Online Problem-Based Learning
19.
An educational approach to teaching and
learning
that involves groups of learners working together to solve a problem, complete a task, or to advance understanding.
Learn more in: Beaches, Temples, and Flying Proas: Reflections on Five Years of Efforts to Foster Learner-Centered Pedagogies at the University of Guam
20.
Collaborative learning
requires a planned methodology if it is to be fully achieved, producing new knowledge through interrelationships stimulated by the elements that make up an action and promoting reflective and creative environments for problem solving.
Learn more in: Concept Maps and Meaningful Learning
21.
An educational strategy that involves groups of learners working together to create a product, complete a task, or solve a problem.
Learn more in: Online Collaborative Learning in Pre-Service Teacher Education: A Literature Review
22.
Learning
based on working in groups in order to find solutions to given problems, accomplish tasks and create artifacts.
Learn more in: Introducing Computational Thinking Unplugged in Early Childhood Education Within the Context of Physical and Natural Science Courses: A Pilot Study in Greece
23.
Collaborative learning
is a student-centered methodology for
learning
. By working in groups, students’ knowledge is constructed by their participation and interaction. This is achieved by becoming involved in activities aimed toward a common goal. It solidifies socialization not only “by”
learning
but also “in”
learning
.
Learn more in: The Utilization of Concept Maps as Knowledge Systematization and Text-Authoring Tools in Collaboration-Based Educational Processes: The LOLA Experiment
24.
This term is used to refer to students working on a computer-based
learning
program that requires them to collaborate by, for example, taking different roles, operating different controls, etc.
Learn more in: Help Me Understand: Effectively Communicating Across Generations
25.
It refers to a situation in which a group of students learn together and have an active role in creating and sharing knowledge.
Learn more in: A Digital Ecosystem for Teaching-Learning English in Higher Education: A Qualitative Case Study
26.
It refers to a situation in which a group of students learn together and have an active role in creating and sharing knowledge.
Learn more in: Learner Perception of Using Case Study Method as a Teaching Method in Higher Education
27.
The process in which individuals negotiate and generate meaning and solutions to problems through shared understanding.
Learn more in: Constructivism in Online Distance Education
28.
A situation in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something together through joint problem solving ( Dillenbourg et al., 1999 ).
Learn more in: Taxonomy of Collaborative E-Learning
29.
Collaborative learning
enables one to learn more effectively than when
learning
alone. It is also an effective way to understand the diversity of people and cultures through instinct.
Learn more in: Integration of Communication in a Game to Reflect and Discuss Dietary Habits among School Aged Children
30.
An approach to education that entails two or more students working together synchronously and interactively to devise joint solutions for problems. Through cooperation and discussion, learners contribute different understandings that lead to new and shared understandings.
Learn more in: Online Education and Cultural Background
31.
The process in which individuals negotiate and generate meaning and solutions to problems through shared understanding.
Learn more in: Constructivism in 21st Century Online Learning
32.
An educational approach based the idea that
learning
is a naturally social act. The learner actively constructs knowledge by formulating ideas into words, and these ideas are built upon through reactions and responses of others. In other words,
collaborative learning
is not only active but also interactive. It is a student-centered approach in which social software tools are currently used for building and sharing knowledge.
Learn more in: Web 2.0 Technologies: Social Software Applied to Higher Education and Adult Learning
33.
Learning
is integrated in the life of communities that share values, beliefs, languages, and ways of doing things. What holds the learners together is a common sense of purpose and a real need to know what the other knows. The essence is the underlying process of shared creation involving two or more individuals interacting to create shared understanding where none could have existed on its own.
Learn more in: Conceiving a Learning Organization Model in Online Education
34.
Groups of students work together in searching for understanding, meaning or solutions or in creating a product.
Learn more in: E-Collaboration Technologies Impact on Learning
35.
Encourages group work, task resolution, questioning and achievement of objectives without competitiveness. The objectives, successes and failures of the participants are linked; they should work in a cooperative way, thereby sharing the work. Everyone learns from others.
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36.
Research has widely deepened the concept of
collaborative learning
. The expression “
collaborative learning
” can be defined broadly as an instruction method in which learners work together in small groups towards a common goal. It means that students are responsible for their own
learning
as well as that of the others. Thus, it promotes peer-
learning
and tutoring.
Learn more in: E-Learning Methodological Models and Typologies
37.
The process in which individuals negotiate and generate meaning and solutions to problems through shared understanding.
Learn more in: Constructivism as the Driver of 21st Century Online Distance Education
38.
A variety of instructional approaches that involve shared intellectual efforts by peers and/or experts.
Collaborative learning
generates dialog and interaction among peers or communities of peers and experts for the purpose of constructing collective knowledge or shared understanding about a concept, case, or problem. Peers work in groups of two or more to search for a mutual understanding, solution, or meaning and to create a product based on their shared
learning
experience.
Learn more in: Implementing Collaborative Problem-Based Learning with Web 2.0
39.
The educational approach to common
learning
that requires responsibility and common efforts from all participants and leads to shared values for them.
Learn more in: Project-Based Intercultural Collaborative Learning for Social Responsibility: The Ukrainian-Slovenian Experience
40.
Type of group
learning
, in which members of the group build a new shared knowledge on the basis of each others views and resources to achieve an understanding or knowledge that no one alone could have achieved.
Learn more in: Learning from Social Collaboration: A Paradigm Shift in Evaluating Game-Based Learning
41.
Educational approaches involving a joint intellectual effort by students, or students and teachers as part of their
learning
, or teachers together as part of their professional development.
Learn more in: Mentoring Teams as a Model of Supporting Distance Teaching: The Croatian Example
42.
Learning
situation in which a group of learners work together on a task, where each learner’s input is critical to the
learning
of the others in the group.
Learn more in: Collaborative Learning in a Contribution-Oriented Pedagogy
43.
This term refers to classroom work, assignments, or tasks that require students to work to create one unified project. In other words, the students submit an assignment that was jointly created into a final end result. This type of
learning
is usually part of structured group work and differs from cooperative
learning
, though both terms have been used interchangeably in research and in the field.
Learn more in: Effectively Utilizing a Socially Mediated Network: Facilitating Meaningful Collaboration Among Pre-Service Student-Teachers and University EFL Students
44.
Group work teaching and
learning
activities that enable students to participate in discussions, share ideas and develop critical thinking skills.
Learn more in: Simulations as Collaborative Learning Systems to Enhance Student Performance in Higher Education
45.
Learning
that required joint activity in which two or more learners negotiate meaning and process and contribute to the final outcome.
Learn more in: Online Support for Collaborative Authentic Activities
46.
A method of teaching in which students work together to solve a problem, create a project, or explore a topic together.
Learn more in: Innovative Instruction in STEM Education: The Role of Student Feedback in the Development of a Flipped Classroom
47.
A goal-directed, socially-influenced, and culturally-reflective process by which individuals change their minds (their memory, knowledge, strategic control) about something with others or through the help of others.
Learning
processes are often laced with emotions.
Learn more in: Using “Plain Vanilla” Online Discussions to Foster Students' Learning: From Research to Practice
48.
The situation in which a group of individuals create knowledge throughout interaction, experience, and the assumption of roles.
Learn more in: Creativity Development through Inquiry-Based Learning in Biomedical Sciences
49.
Collaborative learning
is an instruction method in which learners participate in small groups working towards achieving a common goal. The small groups work at various levels based on their performance and knowledge levels. The groups of learners supplement one another in their
learning
activity besides
learning
on their own. Such a shared
learning
practice gives learners an opportunity to participate in discussions.
Learn more in: Culture of Use of Moodle in Higher Education: Networked Relations between Technology, Culture and Learners
50.
This term is used to refer to students working on a computer-based
learning
program that requires them to collaborate by, for example, taking different roles, operating different controls, etc.
Learn more in: Communicating across the Generations: Implications for Higher Education Leadership
51.
Collaborative learning
is a student-centered methodology for
learning
. By working in groups, students’ knowledge is constructed by their participation and interaction. This is achieved by becoming involved in activities aimed toward a common goal. It solidifies socialization not only “by”
learning
but also “in”
learning
.
Learn more in: LOLA: A Collaborative Learning Approach Using Concept Maps
52.
A general term for an approach to language teaching and
learning
which makes use of learners working together in small groups.
Learn more in: Developing Young EFL Learners' Writing Skill in Wikis' Collaborative Environment
53.
Where participants are engaged in a coordinated, continuing attempt to solve a problem or in some other way construct common knowledge. Crucially, collaboration involves a co-ordinated joint commitment to a shared goal, reciprocity, mutuality and the continual (re)negotiation of meaning.
Learn more in: Using Talking Books to Support Early Reading Development
54.
Situation in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something together in order to achieve a common goal.
Learn more in: Enhancing Learner-Centered Instruction through Tutorial Management Using Cloud Computing
55.
It is defined as the action of two or more subjects working together to achieve a common goal (Kagan, 1999 AU97: The in-text citation "Kagan, 1999" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ). However, it is not defined as a “method” but as a context within which materialize forms of interaction ( Dillenbourg, 1999 ).
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56.
Learning
that occurs by interaction with one’s peers and instructor and under the guidance of those more knowledgeable and experienced. It involves group work, discussion, and activities.
Learn more in: Building Identity through Online Collaboration
57.
Cooperative arrangement in which learners of different abilities and interests work jointly in small groups to complete a project or solve a problem.
Learn more in: Students' Perceptions Toward an International Telecollaboration Project Through an Engineering-Themed Online Simulation in a Language-Learning Setting
58.
A guided instructional technique used by classroom teachers to facilitate a student’s eventual independent
learning
by first engaging in task-based, small group assignments.
Learn more in: Effective Physical Therapy Education Through Increased Student Engagement
59.
A
learning
model in which learners at different performance levels work together in small groups toward common academic goals.
Learn more in: Hybrid Inquiry-Based Learning
60.
Learning
methodologies that promote collaboration among individuals to understand, share and expand the information that each one has about the topic.
Learn more in: Consensual Concept Maps in Early Childhood Education
61.
Is essentially a social endeavor that needs to be situated in authentic human activity which provides opportunity for students to learn the skills of working in teams and to negotiate, discuss and constructively criticize solutions to problems, sometimes aiming at providing extended opportunities to produce a product and to reflect on its quality, and consequently the effectiveness of the process that led to its construction.
Learn more in: Tips Towards Tackling Distance Education Modules: The Case of the Doctoral Program on Multimedia in Education
62.
Activity in which a group of people learn from one another by actively engaging in exchanging knowledge and information based on their understanding and experience.
Learn more in: Gender Differences and Cultural Orientation in E-Collaboration
63.
Collaborative learning
is an instructional approach in which a small number of learners interact together and share their knowledge and skills in order to reach a specific
learning
goal.
Learn more in: Designing Interactive and Collaborative E-Learning Environments
64.
A situation in which a group of individuals learn together by sharing knowledge and skill and builds on experience. Sometimes known as social
learning
.
Learn more in: Use of On-Line Discussion Forums for Training
65.
A form of
learning
in which a number of students work on a common goal, divide
learning
activities, and share knowledge and skills needed for achieving the final outcome of the
learning
process.
Learn more in: The Factors Affecting Multimedia-Based Inquiry
66.
This is a method of
learning
where learners work as a group; in most cases in small groups for the purpose of accomplishing instructional goals. They interact and evaluate each other’s ideas as they work cooperatively on a given project to solve a
learning
problem.
Learn more in: Constructivist Learning Framework and Technological Application
67.
Working in a social setting, potentially as a team, to obtain or build knowledge.
Learn more in: Examining Graduate Students' Cooperative Learning Experiences in an Online Reading Course
68.
A method of education that relies on students’ collaboration in joint activities toward achieving common educational goals.
Learn more in: Competition and Collaboration in Translation Education: The Motivational Impact of Translation Contests
69.
A situation in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something together with an aim that knowledge can be better created or learned within a population where members actively interact by sharing experiences.
Learn more in: Design and Evaluation of a Collaborative Learning System for 3D Model Sharing
70.
Method of teaching and
learning
in which students’ explore a significant question or create a meaningful project. A group of students discussing a lecture or students from different schools working together over the Internet on a shared assignment are both examples of
collaborative learning
.
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71.
Learning
activities that are performed as part of a group.
Learn more in: Managing Online Discussion Forums for Collaborative Learning
72.
It is a
learning
environment in which individual learners support and add to an emerging pool of knowledge of a group; it emphasizes peer relationships as learners work together creating
learning
communities. It is a form of teaching and
learning
where students work in teams toward a common goal. It can also be seen as an instructional approach in which students of varying abilities and interests work together in small groups to solve a problem, complete a project, or achieve a common goal.
Collaborative learning
can refer to any instruction method in which students work together in small groups toward a common goal.
Learn more in: Empowerment of Grass Roots Communities Through Information-Driven Learning
73.
An educational approach to teaching and
learning
that focuses on groups of students working together to solve a problem, complete a task, and/or create a product.
Learn more in: Virtual Learning: A Study of Virtual Reality for Distance Education
74.
Collaborative learning
is group
learning
in which students share resources to work in a constructivist type environment for
learning
to occur.
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75.
Learning
that occurs through the exchange of knowledge among learners.
Learn more in: Innovation in Web-Enhanced Learning
76.
Learning
that occurs through interaction with others.
Learn more in: Distance Learning: A Bibliometric-Based Review
77.
Working on educational task with peers to learn course information.
Learn more in: Instructor-Learner Partnership in Preparing Teacher Candidates to Teach Secondary School Students: A Learner-Centered Educational Psychology Course
78.
This term is used to refer to learners working on a computer-based
learning
program that requires them to collaborate by, for example, taking different roles, operating different controls, etc.
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79.
A style of teaching and
learning
in which students work in teams toward a common goal. In some online courses,
collaborative learning
teams are used to encourage students to work cooperatively with each other. The idea is that students learn from each other while participating in teams (Florida Community College at Jacksonville).
Learn more in: E-Learning as Organizational Strategy
80.
An instruction method in which students work in groups toward a common academic goal.
Learn more in: Comparing Lecturing and Small Group Discussions
81.
A model of
learning
that involves groups of students working together on a project or assignment. In this model, communication between students is crucial to a successful outcome.
Learn more in: The Changing Role of Faculty
82.
Collaborative learning
is an umbrella term for a variety of educational/ pedagogical approaches involving joint intellectual effort by students with students, or students and teachers together.
Collaborative learning
has been practiced and studied since the early 1900s.The principles are based on the theories of the greater educationalists John Dewey, Lev Vygotsky, and Benjamin Bloom.
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83.
Cooperative
learning
in small groups.
Learn more in: Visualising Social Networks in Collaborative Environments
84.
A group process that involves participants contributing to and acquiring knowledge and understanding from the interaction
Learn more in: A Critical Thinking Rubric as the Basis of Assessment and Curriculum
85.
A group of individuals
learning
through collective intelligence, experiences, and technologies.
Learn more in: Development and Sustainability of Learning Societies
86.
Learning
activities that encourage group work and co-operation between students.
Learn more in: Destructive Creativity on the Social Web: Learning through Wikis in Higher Education
87.
A method of
learning
that involves individuals working towards a shared goal in unison, to achieve a product that could not be achieved alone.
Learn more in: Socially Shared Metacognition Among Undergraduate Students During an Online Geology Course
88.
A
learning
process based on both the individual study and the strong interaction among all the players in the process (trainees, tutors, experts), organized into actual networked
learning
groups.
Learn more in: Technology Enhanced Learning in Continuing Medical Education
89.
A social interaction that involves a community of learners and teachers who acquire knowledge while sharing a common experience ( Sumtsova et al., 2018 ).
Learn more in: Multiplayer Game-Based Language Learning
90.
Collaborative learning
refers to methodologies and environments in which learners engage in a common task in which each individual depends on, and is accountable to, each other. Learners working together to accomplish shared
learning
goals and to maximize their own and their group members’ achievements
Learn more in: Promoting Cooperative Learning for Preservice Teachers Through Information Technology
91.
mutual engagement of participants in a coordinated effort to solve the problem together.
Learn more in: Collaborative Writing in E-Learning Environments
92.
Methodologies and environments in which learners engage in a common task in which each individual depends on and is accountable to each other. Groups of students work together in searching for understanding, meaning or solutions or in creating an artefact of their
learning
, such as a product.
Learn more in: Microcultures, Local Communities, and Virtual Networks
93.
An educational approach to teaching and
learning
that involves groups of students working together to solve a problem, completes a task or creates a product.
Learn more in: Concepts and Interactions of Personalization, Collaboration, and Adaptation in Digital Learning
94.
Collaborative learning
, also known as cooperative
learning
, is an instructional strategy that arranges small groups of students to work together to complete an academic assignment and through sharing and
learning
from one another accomplish a
learning
goal.
Learn more in: Teacher Preparation Programs and Learner-Centered, Technology-Integrated Instruction
95.
A methodological approach in which the
learning
process can be enhanced and facilitated if groups of learners can work together, using each others’ prior knowledge as a resource for the group (Glynn et al., 1995). Integrated within e-
learning
platform, the
collaborative learning
could also serve to reduce the lack of interaction characteristic of more traditional e-
learning
experiences, in which social interaction is absent from
learning
, since the learner only interacts with the computer.
Learn more in: Experiential Learning in the Myself Project
96.
refers to
learning
that takes place in situations where emphasis is placed on student-to-student interaction in the
learning
process, and the instructor’s role becomes that of a facilitator (a “guide-on-the-side”).
Learn more in: Collaborative and Cooperative Learning
97.
A relationship among learners that involves positive interaction and personal engagement (Hibbi et al., 2021 AU99: The in-text citation "Hibbi et al., 2021" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ).
Learn more in: Promoting Student Self-Regulation and Motivation Through Active Learning
98.
Process in which students form teams to complete tasks together, with
learning
being promoted through the interpersonal exchanges that occur ( Alavi et al., 1995 ).
Learn more in: Instagram as a Learning Space to Introduce Virtual Technology Tools Into Post-COVID Higher Education
99.
A method of
learning
based on the personalization of shared knowledge between peers.
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100.
The cooperative arrangement in which learners of different abilities and interests work jointly in small groups to complete a project or solve a problem.
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101.
Groups of learners working together with instructors towards a common goal which may include creating a product, solving a problem, or performing a task.
Learn more in: Re-Educating the Educators: Collaborative 3D Printing Education
102.
This type of
learning
has been called by various names: cooperative
learning
, collective
learning
,
learning
communities, peer teaching, peer
learning
, or team
learning
, in common is that they all incorporate group work. Collaboration is more than co-operation. Collaboration entails the whole process of
learning
. This may include students teaching one another, students teaching the teacher, and of course the teacher teaching the students, too. More importantly, it means that students are responsible for one another's
learning
as well as their own and that reaching the goal implies that students have helped each other to understand and learn.
Learn more in: E-Portfolios as Tools for Collaborative Learning on Digital Platforms
103.
An instructional method that prompts students to build on each other’s knowledge and skills to learn something together.
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104.
Learning
in which students study together, in small groups, to develop a common objective. Its main characteristic is collaboration between participants in a non-hierarchical way.
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105.
Pedagogical methodology that favors interaction and support among equals and in which all participants must contribute to achieve a shared final result.
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106.
A way of
learning
in which students at various performance levels work together in small groups towards a common goal. Reaching this goal is a joint endeavour and all group members are responsible for their own performance and that of others.
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107.
A type of
learning
that requires students complete assigned work in a team environment. In addition to acquiring knowledge associated with the
learning
unit, a
collaborative
effort will also help students develop leadership, communication and networking skills.
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108.
It refers to a situation in which a group of students learn together and have an active role in creating and sharing knowledge.
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109.
It is an educational approach in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something together. It can occur peer-to-peer or in larger groups. Discussion forums, blogs, or wikis can be used for this.
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110.
Knowledge is co-constructed and shared among groups of learners as they work together on tasks such as solving a problem or creating a product ( Brindley et al., 2009 ).
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111.
The process in which individuals negotiate and generate meaning and solutions to problems through shared understanding.
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112.
Method of
learning
by which a group of learners collaborates to achieve improved
learning
results.
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113.
“Is essentially a social activity, that meaning is constructed through communication,
collaborative
activity, and interactions with others” ( Swan, 2005 , p. 5).
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114.
A type of
learning
in which learners learn by collaborating with each other. Knowledge is created through active interaction among learners and their participation in shared activities.
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115.
An instructional strategy in which students work together in small groups with minimal guidance from the instructor in order to achieve an outcome or goal which can only be achieved collectively and interdependently.
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116.
Collaborative learning
means learners working together to accomplish shared
learning
goals and to maximize their own and their group members’ achievements
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117.
Collaborative learning
is a student-centred methodology which is used by some practitioners in e-
learning
. By working in groups, students are the subject of their construction of knowledge while at the same time they contribute to their peers
learning
. The construction of knowledge is achieved by the participation and interaction that occurs amongst all students when they get involved in activities that aim at a common goal. It solidifies socialisation not only by
learning
, but mainly in
learning
.
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118.
Learning
achieved through pedagogical strategies that prioritize student participation and creation in establishing
learning
environments, assignments, and discussion areas.
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119.
Method of
learning
by which a group of learners collaborate to achieve improved
learning
results.
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120.
An environment where students work alone or in groups to complete a set of tasks, usually lessons, where they assist each other in
learning
.
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121.
This term is used to refer to students working on a computer-based
learning
program that requires them to collaborate by, for example, taking different roles, operating different controls, etc.
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122.
Collaborative learning
is a student-centred methodology for e-
learning
. By working in groups, students are the subject of their construction of knowledge while at the same time contributing to their peers’
learning
. The construction of knowledge is achieved by the participation and interaction that occurs among all students when they become involved in activities aimed towards a common goal. It solidifies socialization not only by
learning
, but mainly in
learning
.
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123.
An active
learning
strategy where the students solve problems in groups and build social skills as well as theoretical knowledge.
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124.
Learning
setup in which peers or groups learn together or are engaged to solve intellectual problems together.
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125.
Learning
based on group synergy to solve problems.
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126.
A process of students and/or teachers addressing a common task in which they are mutually accountable.
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127.
The interaction between students that allow to engage in group the students to enhance
learning
through working together. They work together to solve problems or learn new concepts.
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128.
Promoting communication and cooperation between students during their
learning
activities.
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129.
Methods and strategies that require students to work together to accomplish a common goal.
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130.
The process of
learning
through interacting and collaborating with other people who have different ideas, perspectives, and knowledge levels.
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131.
Takes place when learners work in groups on the same task simultaneously, thinking together over demands and tackling complexities. Collaboration is here seen as the act of shared creation and/or discovery. Within the context of electronic communication,
collaborative learning
can take place without members being physically in the same location (UNESCO).
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132.
An educational approach based the idea that
learning
is a naturally social act. The learner actively constructs knowledge by formulating ideas into words, and these ideas are built upon through reactions and responses of others. In other words,
collaborative learning
is not only active but also interactive. It is a student-centered approach in which social software tools are currently used for building and sharing knowledge.
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133.
A group of individuals working together for a common result such as project teams, problem based
learning
, group case analysis, simulations or games, peer mentoring,
collaborative
scientific research, and
collaborative
discussion groups.
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134.
Acquisition of competences together with others.
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135.
Collaborative learning
is defined as an educational approach in which students work in groups in various numbers and learn from each other. In a classroom environment shaped by
collaborative learning
, students study together on a specified subject.
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136.
It refers to a situation in which a group of students learn together and have an active role in creating and sharing knowledge.
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137.
An educational approach to teaching and
learning
that involves students working together to complete a task or to solve a problem.
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138.
To work together, in a joint intellectual effort.
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139.
The type of
learning
experiences or
learning
strategies that allow learners to create knowledge and meaning in a form of social construct.
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140.
A pedagogical approach in which learners socially interact in small groups to facilitate construction of knowledge.
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141.
is a term used for various educational approaches that involve intellectual efforts by groups/pairs of students working mutually to understand content, solve problems, and create projects.
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142.
A pedagogy that engages students in teamwork and is closely related to cooperative
learning
. It is based on the assumption that
learning
goals are maximized by sharing knowledge among learners.
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143.
This is a
learning
method that specifically involve two or more learners working together towards achieving common goals.
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144.
learning
and collaboration environments between students, teachers and both – this adds new possibilities as it offers new ways for real time interaction between all
learning
actors.
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145.
Learning
that occurs when two or more students learn something together towards achieving common
learning
goals.
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146.
Learning
that involves the process of sharing resources and responsibilities to create shared meaning
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147.
Learning
which encourages teams and small groups to work together
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148.
is an umbrella term for a variety of approaches in education that involve joint intellectual effort by students or students and teachers
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149.
Relates to
learning
as a product of the interaction and collaboration between different types of expertise and experiences. It refers to the settings and different approaches that promote the active engagement of individuals in a common task, which depends on the success of their interactions.
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150.
means that learners learn to listen to another, to argue and to justify, and become accustomed to change their positions. (Adey, Csapo, Demitriou, Hautamäki, & Shayer 2007, p. 93)
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151.
Learners learn among themselves in a group through exchange of ideas and knowledge, including engagement in discussions to form positive relationships.
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152.
Two or more individuals work together to achieve a common
learning
goal.
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153.
A
learning
method where students work together on a problem, task, or product.
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154.
The educational approach to common
learning
that requires responsibility and common efforts from all participants and leads to shared values for them.
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155.
Collaborative learning
is the acquisition of knowledge, skills and attitudes as a result of group interactions.
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156.
Learning
that occurs by interaction with one’s peers and instructor and under the guidance of those more knowledgeable and experienced. It involves group work, discussion, and activities.
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157.
An instruction method in which students work in groups toward a common academic goal.
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158.
An approach to teaching and
learning
that supports student cooperation while working on a task.
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159.
An umbrella term for a variety of teaching and
learning
approaches that involve joint intellectual effort by learners, or by learners and teachers. Learners engage in a common task in which each individual depends on and is accountable to each other. Groups of learners work together in searching for understanding, meaning, or solutions, or in creating an artifact of their
learning
such as a particular product.
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160.
Teaching technique in which a group of students work on completing a task.
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