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Friday, December 19, 2003
A Proposed Collaborative Computer Network-Based Learning Model for Undergraduate Students with Different Learning Styles- Pichai TONGDEELERT, TOJDE
Introduction: Nowadays, computer network-based learning is widely use all over the world because of its potential and flexibility. All educational institutions over the world use computer network-based learning for expanding learning opportunities and facilitating learning activities to students separated by time and distance as well as. It can be effective for delivering content to students and for instructors interacting with each other in a face-to-face classroom by using communication tool such as email, bulletin boards, conferencing system, whiteboards, chat rooms and videoconferencing and it can delivery contents in multimedia format like a video on demand, audio clips, animations, simulations and movies. Also, computer network-based learning can support for all educational levels and can use for formal and non-formal education. While computer network-based learning is the integration between computers, network computer and communication tools, technology alone can not makes an effective learning process and ensure learning quality. So learning activities are the important factor that all educators must integrate with technology and Collaborative Learning is the one method that’s appropriate and supports computer network-based learning activity with effective learning.
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