Using wikis for student group work and collaboration

J. Woodman

Using wikis for student group work and collaboration

J. Woodman

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Abstract

The presentation aims to show how using group wikis on a virtual learning environment can facilitate virtual group work and student collaboration. It further discusses the advantages to the tutor in terms of monitoring and commenting on group work as it is uploaded

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	Canterbury Christ Church University Faculty of Arts and Humanities Learning and Teaching Conference - Duration: 1 Apr 2013 → …

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Conference	Canterbury Christ Church University Faculty of Arts and Humanities Learning and Teaching Conference
Period	1/04/13 → …

Keywords

Student Experience, Technology Enhanced Learning, Student Group Work

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