DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-87605-2_34
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When Co-learners Work on Complementary Texts: Effects on Outcome Convergence

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“…A significant qualification of the scope of certain outcomes coming from the area of collaborative learning is also called for. If, together, several authors Jeong & Chi, 2007;Molinari et al, 2008;Teasley, 1997) asserted that the way of coordinating the learning activities, of processing the information, or of constructing shared knowledge influences the outcome of individual or shared knowledge, our study's results reveal that the type of learning demand is a mediating variable in this relationship. According to the obtained results, the first aspect does influence the information interpretation task (but not the interrelating concepts task), and the two next aspects influence the interrelating concepts task (but not the interpreting information task).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 54%
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“…A significant qualification of the scope of certain outcomes coming from the area of collaborative learning is also called for. If, together, several authors Jeong & Chi, 2007;Molinari et al, 2008;Teasley, 1997) asserted that the way of coordinating the learning activities, of processing the information, or of constructing shared knowledge influences the outcome of individual or shared knowledge, our study's results reveal that the type of learning demand is a mediating variable in this relationship. According to the obtained results, the first aspect does influence the information interpretation task (but not the interrelating concepts task), and the two next aspects influence the interrelating concepts task (but not the interpreting information task).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…Several studies have shown that certain relationships could be established between the characteristics of a collaborative task and the learning outcomes. For example, according to Jeong and Chi (2007) and Molinari, Sangin, and Dillenbourg (2008), the way of interpreting the task’s conditions, of sharing the learning outcomes, of coordinating the learning activities, or of selecting and processing the information influenced the shared knowledge outcome. Other authors (Fischer & Mandl, 2005; Teasley, 1997) also affirmed that a positive relationship existed between the shared construction process of knowledge and individual knowledge acquisition.…”
Section: Collaborative Solving Of Information Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Únicamente destacamos dos trabajos que difieren en cuanto a su foco de análisis. Por un lado, Molinari, Sangin y Dillenbourg (2008) han constatado que, en parejas de estudiantes que colaboran mediante comunicación no presencial, el grado de construcción de conocimiento equivalente y de conocimiento compartido no está relacionado con los procesos de interacción social entre ellos. Por otro lado, Pena-Shaff (2009) ha analizado el proceso de construcción de conocimiento convergente, y ha identificado los factores que influyen en la participación, en la interacción social y en el propio proceso de construcción de conocimiento de los estudiantes.…”
Section: La Convergencia De Conocimientounclassified