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Abstract
Cooperative Learning Documentation Educational Practices Group Dynamics Interaction Online Courses Program Descriptions Statistical Data Theory Practice Relationship Data Analysis Mathematics Education Research Methodology
In this paper the authors explored the question of collective understanding in online mathematics education settings and presented a brief overview of traditional methods for documenting norms and collective mathematical practices. A method for documenting collective development was proposed that builds on existing methods and frameworks yet is sensitive to the particularities of interaction in an online setting. This study used data from recent projects to further describe and highlight the steps of the proposed method for analyzing collective development in an online setting and to ground discussions of research and practice.
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Title
Documenting Collective Development in Online Settings
Creators
Chrystal Dean - Appalachian State University
Jason Silverman - Drexel University
Publication Details
Contemporary issues in technology and teacher education, Vol.15(3), pp.318-333
Publisher
Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education
Number of pages
16
Resource Type
Conference paper
Language
English
Academic Unit
School of Education
Identifiers
991021893692004721
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