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wei Liang Post 1

6 June 2018, 9:41 PM

Relationships among Collaborative Learning Social Presence and Student Satisfaction in a Blended Learning Environment

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Attached is a group of Doctor students research report on relationships among collaborative learning and student satisfaction. Although they didn't finish the co-relationship between blended learning an student's satisfaction on learning experience and result, but it proved that blended learning is a viable alternative approach to the traditional approaches in community colleges. The slow process is because of many administrators, instructors and designers do not know how to approach a blended learning  methodology from a learning design perspective and simply view it as a division between face-to-face and online learning spaces. This will undoubtedly improve as more people experiment with blended learning and conduct research that is focused on this approach. I assume it also need a new generation of educators to start this practice till eventually it will replace the traditional approach.

Norbert BORUETT

Norbert Boruett Post 2 in reply to 1

14 June 2018, 10:54 AM

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Wei,

You are so nice, thanks for sharing the great thesis- i am in the process of writing my Phd - i have scanned the article and it great.

Irwin Devries Post 3 in reply to 1

14 June 2018, 8:28 PM

Thanks Wei Liang for sharing this research report. You are absolutely correct, it takes time to shift from a concept of two separate modalities working in discrete spaces, to something bigger that embraces and merges both, as well as other possibilities. And this thing is emerging with growing awareness of open:...learning, pedagogies, practices...