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Visualizing the sequential process of knowledge elaboration in computer-supported collaborative problem solving
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This case study illustrates the sequential process of the joint and individual knowledge elaboration in a computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) environment. The case comprised an Internet-based physics problem-solving platform. Six Dutch secondary school students (three males, three females) participated in the three-week experiment. They were paired based on self-selection. Each dyad was asked to collaborate on eight moderately structured problems concerning Newtonian mechanics. Their online interactions, including their textual and pictorial messages, were categorized and sequentially plotted. The three dyads showed three different collaboration patterns in terms of joint and individual knowledge elaboration. (C) 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Computer-mediated communication
Cooperative/collaborative learning
Secondary education
Gender studies
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