Virtually Deschooling Society: Authentic Collaborative Learning via the Internet

The Internet has tremendous potential for K-12 education. However, learning how to exploit that potential remains an important problem. This paper uses ideas from situated learning and the deschooling movement to address the argument that there has been no significant reform (technology-based or oth...

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Hauptverfasser:	Eales, R. T. Jim, Byrd, Laura M
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Schlagworte:	Authenticity Collaborative Learning Computer Uses in Education Cooperative Learning Deschooling Educational Change Educational Development Educational History Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Internet Public Education Situated Learning Technology Integration
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