2021
DOI: 10.3998/ticker.16481003.0005.220
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Jamming Together: Concept Mapping in the Pandemic Classroom

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“…They considered that using Jamboard it easy to train teamwork in one job and make the group assignment effective. It is in line with the work of Pothier (2021). Based on her research, Jamboard was applicable effectively because it is a product of Google that everyone could be familiar with, yet there is no account registration required to access it.…”
Section: …Can Help Facilitate In Online Learning Era #Student1supporting
confidence: 52%
“…They considered that using Jamboard it easy to train teamwork in one job and make the group assignment effective. It is in line with the work of Pothier (2021). Based on her research, Jamboard was applicable effectively because it is a product of Google that everyone could be familiar with, yet there is no account registration required to access it.…”
Section: …Can Help Facilitate In Online Learning Era #Student1supporting
confidence: 52%
“…Dalam peralihan dari pembelajaran fizikal di kampus kepada pembelajaran dalam talian, Pothier (2021) telah berkongsi penggunaan Jamboard iaitu satu produk Google dalam interaksi kursus satu universiti di UK. Penyelidik ini menyarankan aplikasi Jamboard kerana produk ini mesra pengguna dan aplikasi dalam sistem Jamboard mampu menyokong pembelajaran bermakna orientasi kendiri secara atas talian.…”
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“…Immediately after introducing the theory, the lecture switched into short practical exercises where applicable. Students performed these exercises in randomly-assigned teams, with their output being captured through Jamboard [35] so that the instructor could bring up any of the random teams' results to discuss in class. The primary open-source system we used for these exercises was JPacMan, a small Java project that was designed and built at TU Delft for educational purposes [46].…”
Section: Basic Structure Of Each Lecturementioning
confidence: 99%