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So geht modernes elektronisches Publizieren: UNDP verschenkt Buchreihe an Wikibooks
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Social media: a review and tutorial of applications in medicine and health care.
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The tensions of transformation in three cross-institutional wikibook projects
Internet and Higher Education, 2009Abstract Wikis have the potential to change learning environments from traditional knowledge transmission models to knowledge transformative ones where students generate, share, and reshape knowledge. In this three-part study, graduate students created wikibooks across institutional settings.
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Critical thinking in wikibook creation with enhanced and minimal scaffolds
Educational Technology Research and Development, 2014The purpose of the study was to investigate how to scaffold students’ critical thinking skills in the process of co-writing and co-reflection of wikibooks in formal learning contexts. To observe critical thinking skills in wiki collaborations under different levels of instructional guidance, two graduate wikibook projects were selected: an enhanced ...
Nari Kim
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2010
The present paper focuses on wiki-related pedagogies in higher education and examines the potential of wikibooks in a blended learning context. A wikibook was integrated as a compulsory class assignment in an undergraduate course in a preschool education department.
Ilias Karasavvidis, Karasavvidis Ilias
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The present paper focuses on wiki-related pedagogies in higher education and examines the potential of wikibooks in a blended learning context. A wikibook was integrated as a compulsory class assignment in an undergraduate course in a preschool education department.
Ilias Karasavvidis, Karasavvidis Ilias
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Wikibooks in higher education: Empowerment through online distributed collaboration
Computers in Human Behavior, 2008Gilad Ravid, Yoram M Kálmán
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Twin Wiki Wonders? Wikipedia and Wikibooks as Powerful Tools for Online Collaborative Writing
2009Web 2.0 technologies empower individuals to contribute thoughts and ideas rather than passively survey online content and resources. Such participatory environments foster opportunities for community building and knowledge sharing, while encouraging the creation of artifacts beyond what any single person could accomplish alone.
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