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Overview
Educators are now seeking new methodologies to respond to the demand for personal education and knowledge acquisition and production. Concept mapping, a powerful learning and teaching technique, provides these educators with new methods that are beginning to be implemented at all educational levels in many institutions worldwide.
The Handbook of Research on Collaborative Learning Using Concept Mapping presents innovative educational and learning models that meet current complex educational demands, providing educators and teachers, as well as researchers, tutors, and students with a comprehensive understanding of the current research and trends of both theory and pedagogy in e-learning, involving collaborative learning and concept mapping. Compiling authoritative studies from an interdisciplinary network of education and instructional technology experts, this reference collection is essential to academic and research libraries and to a full range of stakeholders in the research and practice domains of education.
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Table of Contents
Ch. 1 LOLA: A Collaborative Learning Approach Using Concept Maps 1
Ch. 2 Collaborative Learning and Concept Mapping for Language Teaching 13
Ch. 3 The Assessment of Interactive Learning: The Contributions Made by Online Portfolios and Cognitive Mapping 35
Ch. 4 Eliciting Thinking Skills with Inquiry Maps in CLE 52
Ch. 5 Concept Maps as a Tool for Promoting Online Collaborative Learning in Virtual Teams with Pre-Service Teachers 81
Ch. 6 Factors Influencing Individual Construction of Knowledge in an Online Community of Learning and Inquiry Using Concept Maps 100
Ch. 7 Distance Collaboration with Shared Concept Maps 120
Ch. 8 Collaborative Learning: Leveraging Concept Mapping and Cognitive Flexibility Theory 152
Ch. 9 Teaching Critical Thinking and Team Based Concept Mapping 171
Ch. 10 Intersubjective Meaning-Making in Dyads Using Object-Typed Concept Mapping 187
Ch. 11 Collaborative Learning by Developing (LbD) Using Concept Maps and Vee Diagrams 215
Ch. 12 A Systematic Review of Reserch on Collaborative Learning with Concept Maps 238
Ch. 13 Exploring Semiotic Approaches to Analysing Multidimensional Concept Maps Using Methods that Value Collaboration 256
Ch. 14 Expanded Collaborative Learning and Concept Mapping: A Road to Empowering Students in Classrooms 283
Ch. 15 Mapping Concepts with Fisherfolk 301
Ch. 16 Using Concept Mapping to Improve the Quality of Learning 316
Ch. 17 Concept Maps and Conceptual Change in Physics 337
Ch. 18 Using Concept Maps to Assess Individuals and Teams in Collaborative Learning Environments 358
Ch. 19 Enhancing Autonomy, Active Inquiry and Meaning Negotiation in Preschool Concept Mapping 383
Ch. 20 Consensual Concept Maps in Early Childhood Education 410
Ch. 21 Concept Maps and Meaningful Learning 430
Ch. 22 Concept Mapping and Formative Assessment: Elements Supporting Literacy and Learning 449
Compilation of References 474
Index 518