2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.02.007
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Development of Collaborative Learning Using Case-based Learning via Cloud Technology and Social Media for Enhancing Problem-solving Skills and ICT Literacy within Undergraduate Students

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“…In addition, students were often only required to have high learning outcomes, but students often fail to solve non-routine problems. In addition, lecturers ignored student collaborative skills as a knowledge construction process [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, students were often only required to have high learning outcomes, but students often fail to solve non-routine problems. In addition, lecturers ignored student collaborative skills as a knowledge construction process [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the aim of enhancing problem-solving skills and ICT literacy within undergraduate students, Nookhong, and Wannapiroon (2015) Other technology tools that can enhance collaborative learning are Google applications which are a suite of cloud-based tools that can be used for real-time collaboration. The collaborative features embedded in these applications include "synchronous group composing and commenting, capabilities that are not offered by other word processors or file sharing services" (Hocutt & Brown, 2018, p.52 In a recent study, Hocutt and Brown (2018) conducted a multi-year study exploring student attitudes toward the use of Google Apps for Education, renamed G Suite for Education, for collaborative composing in two first-year composition environments.…”
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“…The problem of the efficiency of using cloud platforms and virtualization technologies was considered in a number of papers by both foreign and Russian scientists. Jarumon Nookhong's reseach revealed good results on the effectiveness of using individual learning using cloud technologies and social networks to improve problem-solving skills and ICT literacy among students [7]. A Sadaf Ashtari research presented the results for students' perceptions of the effectiveness of cloud applications in higher education.…”
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confidence: 99%