Collaborative Learning: Key Concepts and Insights

Collaborative Learning: Key Concepts and Insights

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What is the broadest definition of 'collaborative learning'?

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A situation in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something together.

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What are the three elements that define the space of 'collaborative learning'?

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1. 'Two or more' - interpreted as pairs, small groups, classes, communities, or societies. 2. 'Learn something' - interpreted as following a course, studying material, or performing learning activities. 3. 'Together' - interpreted as different forms of interaction, such as face-to-face or computer-mediated.

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What is the significance of scale in collaborative learning?

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Different scales create objects of study with varying contexts, affecting the generalizability of research findings.

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What is 'computer-supported collaborative learning' (CSCL)?

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A label often applied to situations where a large group follows a course over an extended period, typically involving technology.

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What is the relationship between individual cognition and collaborative learning?

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Collaborative learning involves both individual cognitive processes and social interactions, which can enhance learning outcomes.

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What are the four aspects of learning that the term 'collaborative' concerns?

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1. The situation characterized as collaborative. 2. The interactions that take place among group members. 3. The learning mechanisms involved. 4. The effects of collaborative learning.

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What is the role of negotiation in collaborative interactions?

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Negotiation allows partners to argue for their viewpoints and reach a shared understanding, rather than imposing authority.

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