A taxonomy classifying authentic CSCL learning environments into simulation and hybrid environments with five descriptors¶
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This conceptualization, from Hod and Sagy, categorizes and compares authentic learning scenarios. It builds on a distinction between environments that "match or approximate a learning environment to an authentic culture" and environments where students interact with practitioners in the professional setting itself. The editorial reports it offers a framework for classifying authentic learning environments that can be used to assess existing fieldwork and guide future research.
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- A taxonomy classifying authentic CSCL learning environments into simulation and hybrid environments with five descriptors: This conceptualization, from Hod and Sagy, categorizes and compares authentic learning scenarios. It builds on a distinction between environments that "match or approximate a learning environment to an authentic culture" and environments where students interact with practitioners in the professional setting itself. The editorial reports it offers a framework for classifying authentic learning environments that can be used to assess existing fieldwork and guide future research. (U. Cress et al. (2019))
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- U. Cress, C. P. Rosé, N. Law, S. Ludvigsen. (2019). Investigating the complexity of computer-supported collaborative learning in action. International Journal of Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-019-09305-2
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A taxonomy classifying authentic CSCL learning environments into simulation and hybrid environments with five descriptors |
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This conceptualization, from Hod and Sagy, categorizes and compares authentic learning scenarios. |
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