Computer-Supported Collaborative L2 Learning

作者: Yun Wen

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-0271-2_3

关键词: Echo (communications protocol)AffordanceComputer supportedComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionCollaborative knowledge

摘要: This chapter serves two purposes. First, it reviews the existing computer-supported collaborative second-language learning studies. A second purpose of is to echo Chap. 2 by concentrating on representational tools present rationale social shaping technology. Affordances technology can change depending users’ background and contexts. The explains necessity possibility a close analysis how users (including both teachers students) appropriate tool for knowledge construction.

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