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  #1 William Vitale on 15 Sep 13

   

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  #2 Molly Wasser on 15 Sep 13

   

  This article talks about working in group projects in online courses. This seems like a way to bring in the elements of community learning that we discussed in class. Do others think this is a good way to bring 'promotive interaction' into the online forum?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This article talks about working in group projects in online courses. This seems like a way to bring in the elements of community learning that we discussed in class. Do others think this is a good way to bring 'promotive interaction' into the online forum?</div>

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  #3 Krithika Jagannath on 15 Sep 13

   

  The strategies that Ringham shares (welcome project, videos and audio interactions) sounds like a positive step towards achieving promotive interaction. I suppose next, in designing the online platform to also make students understand dependencies and what is expected from group versus individuals would help build the other 2 aspects of "co-operative learning" as well.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The strategies that Ringham shares (welcome project, videos and audio interactions) sounds like a positive step towards achieving promotive interaction. I suppose next, in designing the online platform to also make students understand dependencies and what is expected from group versus individuals would help build the other 2 aspects of "co-operative learning" as well.</div>

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