Chatterjee (2020) calls for more investigations into how CoSIL environment design supports student learning, including in-depth review of existing tools¶
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q1 i? Chatterjee (2020) discusses the need for more investigations on how the design of CoSIL environments can support student learning, including reviewing known tools and suggesting improvements. → Dickson-Deane 2021
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Dickson-Deane 2021¶
Dickson-Deane, C. (2021). Moving practical learning online. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-021-09944-z
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Editorial summary of Chatterjee's (2020) response essay, attributed as the editorial attributes it. It reports a call for investigation, not a study result, quoting "a more in-depth review of tools that are currently known and used".
"Chatterjee (2020) discusses the need for more investigations on how the design of CoSIL environments can support student learning. Part of this includes a more in-depth review of tools that are currently known and used"
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Related Claims¶
- Guidance in computer-supported inquiry learning is unevenly distributed across the five inquiry phases — related
- West et al. (2020) provide value-added guidance examples for each CoSIL phase, addressing three phases that lacked sufficient guidance examples — related
- The commentary calls for future research to examine what student-centered learning in online environments looks like in different contexts — related
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Chatterjee (2020) calls for more investigations into how CoSIL environment design supports student learning, including in-depth review of existing tools |
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Chatterjee (2020) calls for more investigations into how CoSIL environment design supports student learning, including in-depth review of existing tools |
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