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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Online Group Work"”.

  1. Understanding emotion regulation during negative experiences in online group work: A case study of groups with varying sense of belonging

    As online collaborative learning and teamwork becomes increasingly prevalent, it has become critical to understand how students regulate emotions in these settings. While previous research has highlighted the importance of emotion regulation in collaborative learning, little is known about how …

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  2. Supporting Intercultural Collaborations In Blended And Online Settings: A Randomised Control Trial Of Internationalised Academic Content

    … percentage enrolling each term in blended and online modules. This means that assignments such as online group work create unique spaces for intercultural learning and collaboration in ways unprecedented a mere ten to twenty years ago. Online intercultural group work stands to benefit students’ …

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  3. A Grounded Theory of "Not Pulling Weight" In Online MBA Group Work.

    … accounts, interviews with learners in an online master's in business administration (MBA) program, together with documentation analysis, the study used classical grounded theory (Glaser & Strauss, 1967; Glaser, 1978; Glaser, 1992) to examine challenges professional graduate management …

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  4. A model for the measurement and presentation of participation awareness in online groupware systems

    The need to support effective group work in online environments has become a prominent issue in both education and enterprise. Universities continue to adopt constructivist-based learning strategies which see learners engage in group work to build knowledge, coupled with an increase in online and …

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