How to evaluate group work
How to evaluate group work Source: How to Evaluate Group Work, Center for Teaching Innovation, Cornell University, URL: https://teaching.cornell.edu/resource/how-evaluate-group-work Example
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Challenges in collaborative learning
A collaborative learning context can be challenging for learners and for educators. In the literature are the following issues identified
Holistic collaborative learning
A collaborative learning context, where all aspects and elements work together to enable a successful learning experience requires a holistic
Students creating podcasts
Students creating podcasts as interviews is an engaging activity that can be performed. In this collaborative learning setting, the students
Digital escape room
Digital escape room in education is collaborative activity where students need to solve different puzzles, unlock codes to exit the
Creating content and scripts using markup language
Digital scripts based on the Markdown markup language offer creation of digital teaching materials with different content types. It is
Planning feedback loops
When learning events and feedback work together recursively in a continuous loop, the learners’ learning is known to be significantly
Learner feedback
It is widely recognised that learner feedback is an important source of information to develop recommendations for action and thus
Feedback agents
The most common feedback agent are the teachers, since they can explain what is being done (in)correctly. Nevertheless, it is
Learning analytics
Learning analytics refers to the processes of generating, collecting, organizing, selecting, critically analysing, scrutinising and interpreting digital evidence (information and