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- 1. Donna Carroll Online Collaboration In Education
- 3. What is collaboration?Collaboration: Cooperative arrangement in which two or more parties ( which may or may not have any previous relationship) work together towards a common goal.
- 4. Online Collaboration:Collaboration by means of electronic media and other online tools used by the members to work together without being in the same location.
- 5. Advantages of Online Collaboration Interaction between parties without being physically together
- 6. Problems can be shared and ideas for a resolution can be communicated with each other.
- 7. Large projects can be divided and each person’s progress monitored through online media.
- 8. Ideas can be shared with one another.
- 9. Immediate feedback can be given on an individual ‘s or group’s ideas.
- 10. Many people are willing to express an opinion or idea that they may not have in a face to face setting.Tools and media used in online collaborationBlogs
- 11. Wikis
- 12. Online Discussion Boards
- 13. E-mail
- 14. Document Sharing Resources
- 15. Social Networks
- 17. How can online collaboration work in grades K-5? Students can connect with other classes in the school and complete a project such as a report on an area in their curriculum.
- 18. Students can blog about the activities in their classroom with a pen pal classroom.
- 19. Students can work on projects with other students in the same class and communicate with a Wiki page to complete the project.Vogel, C. (2009). A call for collaboration. District Administration, 45(5), 22-25. Retrieved from ERIC database.
- 20. Collaboration in grades 6-12: Class newspapers
- 21. E-mail pen pals
- 22. Blog with others students taking some of the same classes.
- 23. Complete projects with learning teams or communities from home.
- 24. Access notes from instructors or friends from home or outside computers to complete assignments.
- 25. Complete a daily math problem.Collaboration in higher education:Discussion boards
- 26. Gain a higher knowledge of a topic from a diverse group of people.
- 27. Blogs
- 28. Wikis
- 29. Online Courses
- 30. Gives the student a chance share ideas with a group of individuals with a common interest.Liu, C., & Burn, J.M. (2007). Improving the performance of online learning teams – a discourse analysis. Journal of Information Systems Education.
- 31. How can learning to collaborate in education benefit a student outside of the classroom?Prepares them to work collaboratively in the workforce.
- 32. Prepares them to work with a diverse group of people.
- 33. Prepares them to tackle large issues in a productive way.Learning Communities Learning Communities can help build successful online collaboration.
- 34. Teams need to stay in contact with one another.
- 35. Teams need to set guidelines and timelines for completing tasks .
- 36. Every member of the team needs a job or task to complete.
- 37. Teams should come up with a plan to solve differences.Reilly, R.C. &, McBreaty M. (2007). “Well it’s messy sometimes…” Barriers to building a learning community and dynamic assessment as a system intervention. Journal of Learning Communities Research, 2(1), 21-43.
- 38. Grading
- 39. Personality differences
- 40. Technology issues
- 41. Communication
- 42. Leadership Roles
- 43. Division of tasksDisadvantages:Tu, C., & Corry, M. (2003). Building active online interaction via a collaborative learning. community. Computers in the Schools, 20(3), 51-59. Retrieved from ERIC database
- 45. ReferencesLiu, C., & Burn, J.M. (2007). Improving the performance of online learning teams – a discourse analysis. Journal of Information Systems Education.Musanti, S., & Pence, L. (2010). Collaboration and Teacher Development: unpacking resistance, constructing knowledge, and navigating identities. Teacher Education Quarterly, 37(1), 73- 89. Retrieved from ERIC databaseNielsen, L. (2009). Eight Ways to Use School Wikis. Tech & Learning, 30(1), 32. Retrieved from ERIC database.Palloff, R. M., & Pratt, K. (2005). Collaborating online: Learning together in community. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.Palloff, R. M., & Pratt, K. (2007). Building online learning communities: Effective strategies for the virtual classroom. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.Reilly, R.C. &, McBreaty M. (2007). “Well it’s messy sometimes…” Barriers to building a learning community and dynamic assessment as a system intervention. Journal of Learning Communities Research, 2(1), 21-43.Tu, C., & Corry, M. (2003). Building active online interaction via a collaborative learning. community. Computers in the Schools, 20(3), 51-59. Retrieved from ERIC databaseVogel, C. (2009). A call for collaboration. District Administration, 45(5), 22-25. Retrieved from ERIC database.