2006
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-59140-744-7
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Technology and Problem-Based Learning

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“…Methods of learning, assessing and working, which emphasise group-and student-centred learning related ways of assessment, are difficult to apply if the set of values and the culture of an institution do not support these (Bielaczyc 2001;Poikela & Poikela 2005). Beginning in the 1960's with a rather pragmatic origin, PBL has spreaded out in different variations throughout the world, yet, arguably still preserving its foundations (Boud & Feletti 1997;Uden 2005). The interest in the effects of PBL has produced three meta-analysis (Albanese & Mitchell, 1993;Dochy et al, 2003;Vernon & Blake, 1993), which all have similar conclusions on positive effect of PBL on skills but not significant difference on knowledge when compared to traditional curriculum.…”
Section: Background: From Face-to-face To Online Pblmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Methods of learning, assessing and working, which emphasise group-and student-centred learning related ways of assessment, are difficult to apply if the set of values and the culture of an institution do not support these (Bielaczyc 2001;Poikela & Poikela 2005). Beginning in the 1960's with a rather pragmatic origin, PBL has spreaded out in different variations throughout the world, yet, arguably still preserving its foundations (Boud & Feletti 1997;Uden 2005). The interest in the effects of PBL has produced three meta-analysis (Albanese & Mitchell, 1993;Dochy et al, 2003;Vernon & Blake, 1993), which all have similar conclusions on positive effect of PBL on skills but not significant difference on knowledge when compared to traditional curriculum.…”
Section: Background: From Face-to-face To Online Pblmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Traditionally, PBL has usually been conducted in a face-to-face setting. Whilst there is a growing researchbase in the area (Donnelly, 2005;Koschmann, 2002;Portimojärvi, 2006;Uden, 2005;Valaitis et al, 2005), it is fair to say that less is still known about the use of PBL in the electronic-based distance-education "virtual classroom. "…”
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“…Furthermore, the tutor also understood how to motivate participants who were seldom joined the activities and how to support participants who were already involved in the activities. This tutor ability corresponds to what Mayo & Donel (in Uden and Lorna, 2006) state that "tutor have to possess skills to manage their tutorial group in order the participants focus to the problem arising and able to overcome every obstacles in the tutorial process. Moreover tutor have to encourage participants to think critically in overcoming their problem".…”
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“…Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa model pembelajaran berbasis masalah efektif ditinjau dari kemampuan pemecahan masalah (Angkotasan, 2014;Sari, 2014). Uden & Beaumont (2005) menyebutkan bahwa dalam pembelajaran PBL siswa dapat mempertahankan atau menyimpan pengetahuan lebih lama dibandingkan dengan kelas tradisional.…”
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