ACM SIGCSE Bulletin · 2003 · 15 citations · 7 references
Open EducationOpen-ended Writable WebE-learningJoint Information PoolEducationCollaborative AnnotationOnline LearningLearning AnalyticsComputer ScienceOnline Course DevelopmentComputer-based EducationOnline Learning CommunityOpen Educational ResourceComputer-supported Collaborative Learning
In spite of advances in educational technology, most Web-based computer science courses rely on costly pre-made learning materials. By shifting the emphasis to peer-to-peer learning and other student-centred learning principles, more meaningful learning process can be accomplished, without preparing stand-alone Web-courses. A course applying these principles is presented along with a tool built for the purpose. The tool offers the possibility to build a joint information pool and publish new work while constructing knowledge by collaborative annotation of the information or published work. According to our experince, transparency in the learning process is also well-accepted and viewed beneficial by the students.
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