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Tiêu đề
Teaching collaborative skills with a group leader computer tutor
Tác giả
Mcmanus M.M.; Aiken R.M.
Năm xuất bản
1996
Source title
Education and Information Technologies
Số trích dẫn
17
DOI
10.1007/BF00144337
Liên kết
Tóm tắt
This paper discusses how a group leader computer tutor may aid students in learning collaborative skills in a co-operative learning environment. However, students need to learn collaborative skills and practice using them. The group leader computer tutor discussed in this paper is designed on the principles of co-operative learning, intelligent tutoring systems and computer-supported collaborative work within an intelligent collaborative learning system (ICLS). The group leader aims to facilitate group work on the task level and to teach students how to use collaborative skills in the discussion level as students work on networked computers in the Jigsaw method of co-operative learning. The ICLS and its group leader were used by two classes at a liberal arts university. Qualitative research shows that the students' co-operative attitudes changed and academic achievement improved from pre- to post-treatment. Students, especially, used the communication skill of openness in comment type discussions. The students enjoyed working collaboratively through the ICLS and their teachers thought that the experience was valuable for them. © 1996 Chapman & Hall.
Từ khóa
Artificial intelligence; Collaborative learning; Computer assisted instruction; Higher education; Learning systems; Tutoring
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