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    to promote learning together. Students interact in group activities together. However, if students are unable to interact easily with others, it affects their education. If the instructor integrates technology with collaborative learning, I believe it is the best way to teach the students. In this study, the researcher develops the model of collaborative learning to enhance undergraduate students’ education. The borderless classroom utilizes both technology and collaborative learning. Research Questions

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    lack of digital and collaborative learning practices in my teaching. These could be due to the following reasons: 1. Working within time frames to deliver the relevant content. 2. Not confident in using digital devices and its related applications/apps for learning purposes. 3. Lack of motivation to try something different. 4. Workload associated with creating content using digital innovation. 5. The school system does not demand an immediate need for digital and collaborative innovations (DCI).

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    to promote learning together. Students interact in group activities together. However, if students are unable to interact easily with others, it affects their education. If the instructor integrates technology with collaborative learning, I believe it is the best way to teach the students. In this study, the researcher develops the model of collaborative learning to enhance undergraduate students’ education. The borderless classroom utilizes both technology and collaborative learning. Research Questions

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    Development of Collaborative Learning Model Via Cloud Technology Enhancing ICT Competency Chanin Thitipetchakul University of Northern Colorado Introduction In the past decade, the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has been imported to raising the value of the national economic, societal, and educational development. Instructional has changed with the progress of technology, online learning has been boosted as more efficacious, more convenient and providing increased

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    The key problems, which I, unfortunately, was unable to identify in my first assessment, would be the lack of digital and collaborative learning practices in my teaching. These could be due to the following reasons: 1. Working within time frames to deliver the relevant content. 2. Not confident in using digital devices and its related applications/apps for learning purposes. 3. Lack of motivation to try something different. 4. The workload associated with creating content using a digital innovation

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    Literature Review on Collaborative and Individualistic Learning When people think of collaborative learning, they think of students being forced to work together in order to complete a task. These all too common groups normally consist of one student that does all the work; while the other members of the group are copying down all of the answers. Everyone loses in this scenario. The teacher loses because they cannot assess student learning. And the students lose because they are not doing the

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    Diverse Interaction Fosters Collaborative Learning Constructivism is an educational philosophy with many faces, however it primarily emphasizes on the social and cognitive abilities of the learner. A constructivist view on learning is where students share their experiences and knowledge in order to learn from another. Humans derive knowledge from previous knowledge, yet the teachers must conduct an environment that facilitates the learning process. It is a method of learning where the learner is active

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    Collaborative Learning Community: Case Study 1 Many men and many women have said before that they don 't believe that there 's HIV in Africa HIV in Africa Most of them have passed away cause they refused to hear the voice The voice of warning, voice of warning Cause the voice of warning said If you really want to play you better play it safe It’s better not to play but if you want to play Use a condom so you 'll never go wrong (Stay alive (HIV theme song), 2003) In Africa, music is an effective

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    Collaborative Professional Learning Project Rationale Nash Central Middle School (NCMS) is public middle school with many diverse groups of students. At NCMS, the motto is Student’s First and as Tomlinson states, “the practice of differentiation is rooted in a student-centered philosophy or ethic of teaching”(Tomlinson, 2010). Moreover, a primary school improvement goal and focus for the 2015-2016 school year is to provide professional development for teachers on differentiating instruction. The

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    Development of the question: The development of the philosophical question began after in-depth analysis of texts and theorists readings were examined in module 3. Online Collaborative Learning Group 25 (OCLG25) were able to engage and express individual ideals that focused on the future of education. The group shared the theories from Thomas Friedman, Yong Zhao and Sir Ken Robinson which were found to be most relevant in support of our position. Asynchronous collaboration and online meetings

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