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Computers in Education | 2012

Which social elements are visible in virtual groups? Addressing the categorization of social expressions

Maria Pérez-Mateo; Montse Guitert

Learning is a social process. That is why it is extremely important to understand how students interact socially in online courses and how it affects the learning process. However, social aspects, understood as those expressions or comments that go beyond strictly academic interaction, i.e. the need to carry out group work, are not clearly defined. Researchers have proposed different models of categories to observe or measure social aspects. This paper contributes to this field through addressing the categorization of social expression in online groups through a qualitative research procedure. Specifically, 19 indicators have been identified and organized into 4 categories: formal, attitudinal, emotional and informal. The findings suggest that those indicators related to formal and attitudinal aspects appear more often than emotional and informal ones. Different profiles (Psychology or Computer Engineering) as well as different levels of experience in online learning (beginners or experts) have also been analyzed, concluding that Psychology students turn to social expressions more often than Computer Engineering ones. As students progress in their undergraduate studies, social expressions are perceived and used to the extent that they ease the learning process.


intelligent networking and collaborative systems | 2009

Tools for Collaborative Learning: The Use of Wiki

Maria Pérez-Mateo; Montse Guitert

This study focuses on online collaborative learning. The main objective is to analyze how and why the students who start studying at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) use the wiki as a tool in order to develop a virtual project in small groups (3-5 members). Starting from a qualitative point of view, we analyzed a pilot test where wiki was introduced for collaborative work in the Digital Literacy subject. Two different student profiles were involved in this study: students from Computer Engineering and Psychology. The outcomes show that there are several factors that affect how students use the wiki. At the same time, the most important aspects of the wiki to construct a virtual project are analyzed.


International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education | 2007

Competencias TIC y trabajo en equipo en entornos virtuales

Montse Guitert; Teresa Romeu; Maria Pérez-Mateo


The European Journal of Open, Distance and E-Learning | 2011

Learner Generated Content: Quality Criteria in online Collaborative Learning

Maria Pérez-Mateo; Marcelo Maina; Montse Guitert; Marc Romero


Education in the knowledge society | 2013

LA COLABORACIÓN EN LA RED: HACIA UNA DEFINICIÓN DE APRENDIZAJE COLABORATIVO EN ENTORNOS VIRTUALES

Montse Guitert; Maria Pérez-Mateo


Archive | 2012

Open Learning Recognition : Taking Open Educational Resources a Step Further

Anthony F. Camilleri; Luca Ferrari; Jeff Haywood; Marcelo Maina; Maria Pérez-Mateo; Rosana Montes Soldado; Chahira Nouira; Albert Sangrà; Anne-Christin Tannhäuser


Comunicar | 2014

La construcción colaborativa de proyectos como metodología para adquirir competencias digitales

Maria Pérez-Mateo; Marc Romero; Teresa Romeu


eLearn Center Research Paper Series | 2011

How to promote effectiveness in terms of time in networking processes

Maria Pérez-Mateo; Montse Guitert


eLearn Center Research Paper Series | 2011

Social aspects as regards the time factor: an analysis of the work process in a virtual group.

Montse Guitert; Maria Pérez-Mateo


EdMedia: World Conference on Educational Media and Technology | 2011

Learner Generated Content: quality from students’ point of view

Maria Pérez-Mateo; Marcelo Maina; Marc Romero; Montse Guitert

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Montse Guitert

Open University of Catalonia

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Marcelo Maina

Open University of Catalonia

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Teresa Romeu

Open University of Catalonia

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Albert Sangrà

Open University of Catalonia

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Marc Romero

Open University of Catalonia

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Lourdes Guàrdia

Open University of Catalonia

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Jeff Haywood

United Nations Industrial Development Organization

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