Cultural differences in a web-course

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Cultural differences in a web-course by Mind Map: Cultural differences in a web-course

1. Cultural models (5)

2. Intercultural teaching (theory)

2.1. design

2.2. challenges

3. Design of a web-course

3.1. Teacher

3.1.1. clear instructions

3.1.2. expectations

3.1.3. example and rehearsal

3.1.4. regular feedback

3.1.5. external regulation (pre-test of level)

3.1.5.1. tutoring if needed

3.1.6. advising with SRL

3.2. Students

3.2.1. reflections

3.2.2. commenting on others´ reflections

3.3. Collaboration

3.3.1. meeting the prerequisites for collaboration

3.3.1.1. Sub Topic

3.3.2. small groups

3.3.3. peer-tutoring

3.3.4. responsibility for each student

3.3.4.1. teaching the topic to others

3.3.4.2. responsability of everybody's learning

3.4. Technological design of a web-course

3.4.1. social interaction

3.4.2. reflective communication

3.4.3. shared problem-solving

3.4.4. tools for shared understanding

3.4.4.1. comparing solutions

3.4.4.2. questions, arguments, expectations

3.4.4.3. self-evaluation

3.4.4.4. shared evaluation of actions

3.4.4.5. communication with experts

4. Self-regulated learning (SRL)

5. Collaborative learning

5.1. Sosio-cultural

5.1.1. expert-novice interaction

5.1.2. ZPD

5.2. Socio-cognitive

5.2.1. cognitive conflict

5.3. recent studies

5.3.1. peer collaboration

5.3.2. collaborative learning

5.3.3. coordinated learning

5.3.4. collective learning

6. Student learning (Vermunt & Vermetten 2004)