What we know about technological support for project-based learning

作者: C. Kehoe , M. Guzdial , J. Turns

DOI: 10.1109/FIE.1997.636005

关键词: Project management triangleTeam managementEngineering educationReflection (computer programming)Class (computer programming)Project engineeringProject-based learningProject managementEngineeringKnowledge management

摘要: This paper describes the authors' experiences in building tools to support project-based learning. They briefly describe their successes and failures three areas: team management collaboration; supporting reflection; providing information form. Their approach combines insights on learning from cognitive science with an appreciation for practical challenges raised by focusing projects a class. Based experiences, they conclude that technology can play important role

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