By Bundhun Amit Varma HMOA 5403.  Define Online Discussion  Recognise models of online discussions ◦ Synchronous ◦ Asynchronous  Distinguish three.

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By Bundhun Amit Varma HMOA 5403

 Define Online Discussion  Recognise models of online discussions ◦ Synchronous ◦ Asynchronous  Distinguish three characteristics of ◦ synchronous discussion ◦ asynchronous discussion  Explain three major processes in online discussions  Relate to the Productive online discussion model  Identify six successful factors for online discussion

 Interaction method ◦ among Students ◦ between Student and online facilitator  Demonstrate students' competencies through activities  Brainstorming and Web field trips  Problem Solving and case analysis  Cooperative Debate and Collaborative writing  Online assessment method ◦ through active and effective participation  Uses technology ◦ Internet, Computers, Web Cam, Speakers

 Web conferencing (Synchronous) Virtual meeting Virtual classes Web seminar/ Webinar  Discussion Forums (Asynchronous) ◦ Discussion threads ◦ Blog comments

 Combination of audio and video interaction  Real time broadcast of workshop  Synchronous discussion  Viewing of office applications and resources

 Allows discussion on topics  Conversation are organised in a main thread and responses  Asynchronous  Facilitates group work and collaboration

 Collaborative work  Instant Feedback  Simulate face to face discussions for remote students

 Development of critical thinking on discussion topics ◦ More time to think on topic discussed ◦ More meaningful analysis from other participant comments. (Meyer,2007) ◦ Extra research before commenting (Du, Zhang, Olinzock, & Adams, 2008 )  Equal opportunity for participation  Formation of social ties ◦ Increase student to student discussion ◦ Collaboration

Cognitive ProcessArgumentationSocial Knowledge Construction

 Cognitive ◦ elementary clarification, ◦ in-depth clarification ◦ inference ◦ judgment ◦ Strategies ◦ Linking ideas ◦ Critical assessment (Newman, Johnson, Cochrane, and Webb,1995)

 Argumentation 1.Triggering event 2.Searching for clarification and attempting to orient one’s attention 3.Integrating the information and knowledge into a coherent idea or concept 4.the resolution of the issue or problem (Garrison, Anderson, and Archer’s,2000) Events concept

 Social knowledge Construction ◦ sharing/comparing of information ◦ discovery and exploration of dissonance or inconsistency among ideas, concepts or statements ◦ negotiation of meaning/co-construction of knowledge ◦ testing and modification of proposed synthesis or co-construction ◦ agreement statement(s)/application of newly constructed meaning (Gunawardena et al.,1997)

Productive Online Discussion Model ( Gao, F., Wang, C., & Sun, Y, 2009)

 Clear Instruction  Feedback  Motivation  Expectations  Structure of discussion  Dialogue strategies

 Clear Instructions ◦ Simple ◦ Exact ◦ Eliminate confusion I know what to do

 Feedback ◦ Provide clarification when needed ◦ Guide students to have in depth discussion ◦ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to learners FAQ

 Motivation ◦ Make discussion relevant to learner ◦ Include online discussion participation in the course grade ◦ Make participation requirement explicit  Grading  Rubrics ◦ Interactive learning environment Can I do this task? Why I am doing this task? How can I do this task ?

 Expectations ◦ set of guidelines for appropriateness ◦ specific about the quality and level of posts  Length of message  Level of formality  Criteria for acceptable response  Resources to be consulted

 Structure of discussion ◦ Encourage a good level of socialization ◦ connect the discussions to the course objectives. ◦ Model types of discussions ◦ Set deadlines for participation

 Effective Dialogue Strategies University of Oregon Teaching Effectiveness Program

 Online discussion ◦ Important learning means in distance learning ◦ Promote High Order Thinking ◦ Need much planning and design ◦ Knowledge creation tool ◦ Learners’ Participation is mandatory  Facilitated through motivation and relevancy ◦ Encompasses the three major theories of learning  Behaviourism, cognitivism and constructivism

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