Abstract
This paper reports on the use of collaboration tools to augment team-based assignments as a framework for the development and delivery of project-based group exercises throughout the semester. Experiences from the use of two specific collaboration tools are discussed, detailing unforeseen advantages and performance limitations. A discussion is presented on using a team-based approach and project-based exercises for student group assignments and how the use of a collaboration tool helped to facilitate greater teamwork through the frequency of communication and a structured platform for learning beyond classroom discussions and asynchronous contact methods such as email and text messaging.
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Harvey HymanAssistant Professor of Instruction, School of Information and Management, University of South Florida, Florida, United States Ian O'Toole
Professor, Computer Programming & Analysis, Valencia College
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Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
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KEYWORDS
Collaboration Tools, Educational Frameworks, Project-Based Learning, Team-based Learning
Digital Media
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