-Amy, IDEAL-NM
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Collaborative vs. Cooperative Learning
According to Ted Panitz (Collaborative vs. Cooperative Learning), there IS a difference between collaborative an cooperative learning. Collaborative learners express themselves individually within their project goals. They assemble individual parts to accomplish a task. Cooperative learners, however, have to work together to form one cohesive finished product that everyone has contributed to throughout to create the finished product.
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I like using a collaborative model for projects because you get each studnet's perspective. Sometimes by using a cooperative model you get one persons work and three persons get the grade. I think it is important for online students to work together but I want to get a feel for each student and the work they produce.
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