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Interactive, Asynchronous, Face-to-Face: Does it Really Make a Difference?
2013
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
With the advent of WEB 2.0, the internet has become participatory and interactive. As a practitioner-researchers, we perceive that business students are citizens of this digital world and are continuously searching for the right tools for the teaching/learning environment. Web 2.0 characteristics support the principles of good teaching and learningactive participation and collaboration. This case study illustrates three different learning environments: face-to-face, virtual learning classrooms,
doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.06.066
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