The primary aim of the journal is to promote a deeper understanding of the nature, theory and practice of the uses of computer-supported collaborative learning.
Interested in the effect of feedback type on Conceptual knowledge improvement The latest results on effect of class-wide peer feedback https://t.co/j6YF8uxVHK @springerpub
New articles from the Special Issue @ijCSCL out now! Check out the inspiring article by Matias Rojas and colleagues integrating #CSCL scripts and group awareness during collaborative problem solving – with a particular focus on learning regulation
https://t.co/om07iMyVPm
Check out the @ijCSCL Special Issue about integrating scripts, group awareness and self-regulation! Heather Zimmerman @Heather2meZimm and Susan Land @susanmland creatively expand the boundaries of implementing #CSCL scripts to informal learning outdoors
https://t.co/wye5nKRVfl
Good to have the choice? It depends on your self-regulation skills. Check out the Special Issue @ijCSCL with @FreydisVogel and the ELK project exploring the role of self-regulation when learning with adaptable #CSCL scripts and heuristic worked examples
https://t.co/LsWzsTuRJP
Articles of the first open-call Special Issue @ijCSCL out now! Learn more about how @LenkaSchnaubert and Daniel Bodemer @unidue intriguingly conceptualise the connections between group awareness and self-regulation in #CSCL
https://t.co/awjAA7AAaB
Special Issue @ijCSCL – Presenting studies connecting three vital #CSCL topics: Collaboration Scripts, Group Awareness and Self-Regulation. Impressively thoughtfully discussed by @charlescrook in “CSsCL The Performance of Collaborative Learning”
https://t.co/hZioDsnWSD
Educational dialogues and computer supported collaborative learning: critical analysis and research perspectives
Michael J. Baker and Baruch B. Schwarz
https://t.co/bKwlo7m8AG
CSCL is a game changer for educational dialogue research/practice, ... for better or for worse.
Many are the ways to learn identifying multi-modal behavioral profiles of collaborative learning in constructivist activities
By Jauwairia Nasir and Aditi Kothiyal
https://t.co/JpOlx66stf
Are there many ways to learn? A multimodal method indicates that learners vary.
Self-efficacy and behavior patterns of learners using a real-time collaboration system developed for group programming
By Ting-Chia Hsu, Hal Abelson, and Evan Patton
https://t.co/F11FDBYMAo
Real-time collaboration function is a necessary tool for learning programming online
Modelling diffusion in computer-supported collaborative learning: a large scale learning analytics study
Mohammed Saqr & Sonsoles López-Pernas
Using diffusion analytics helps to track students’ roles in knowledge exchange.
https://t.co/7FltFy3rVk @mohsaqr@sonsoleslp
“The trade-off between individuals and groups: Role interaction under different technology affordance conditions” by Cixiao Wang and Shuling Li
https://t.co/QRjK1laLI9
This study compares interaction patterns under different mobile device–student ratios and script conditions.