Symposium 9: Processes and their Support in a Developing Interdisciplinary Learning Community
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https://doi.org/10.54337/nlc.v5.9526Keywords:
Virtual communities, Learning communities, Community building, Blended learning, Participatory action researchAbstract
In this experiential paper we employ action research to investigate the real life processes and technology support in building an interdisciplinary blended learning community in which, at the stage of writing the article, the authors are participating. Regarding technology support, we are interested in the requirements – concerning functionality and usability – for the implementation of web-based support modules for blended communities. Regarding real world processes we explore and reflect on the expectations, significant events, and insights we gained through the participation in our blended community.
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Copyright (c) 2006 Renate Motschnig-Pitrik, Michael Derntl, Kathrin Figl, Sylvana Kroop, Sylvia Logar, Juergen Mangler, Barbara Wenninger
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