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A "Low-Tech" design experiment improving student work
International Conference on Computers in Education, 2002. Proceedings.
Following Collins' work [1, 2] , a design experiment had graduate music students create an on-line journal of peerreviewed articles to introduce them to the professional process. The students reported learning a great deal and the professor found that most produced work that greatly exceeded his expectations. Positive results were independent of previous computing or subject matter experience, and improvement was noted in all but the lowest performing student.
doi:10.1109/cie.2002.1186091
dblp:conf/icce/Walker02
fatcat:pxr3vxdhxfgrdfv2acrgfzp55m