History: aw1l 3.1 Results
Comparing version 11 with version 12
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!!! Students
- On the student side, there where a total of 229 surveys and 223 selfrecording tables collected of invested time (divided in methodologies and subjects in Table 3).
+ On the student side, there where a total of 229 surveys and 223 self-recording tables collected of invested time (divided in methodologies and subjects in Table 3).
- {SHEET(id=16)}Table 3. Surveys and selfrecording tables handed in, for each work methodology and subject.{SHEET}
+ {SHEET(id=16)}Table 3. Surveys and self-recording tables handed in, for each work methodology and subject.{SHEET}
A count of the extra comments voluntarily written by the students in their surveys in the blank fields is shown in Table 4, classified by type of methodology and feeling. @@ -Lines: 55-59 changed to +Lines: 55-59 @@
__Three examples of POSITIVE comments expressed after working with the TRADITIONAL methodology__
- # ''"I have not had any problem to communicate with the members of the group since that we are together in the class and taking profit of the s
+ # ''"I have not had any problem to communicate with the members of the group since that we are together in the class and taking profit of the same spare hours is very helpful"''
# ''"I think that the meetings in person improve the work much more, they are an enrichment for the person"''
# ''"All the possible doubts that we have had, have been able to ask directly to the teacher and this is also well"'' @@ -Lines: 67-71 changed to +Lines: 67-71 @@
The methodology for writing documents collaboratively and cooperative learning based on Wiki (“__Wiki methodology__”) comprises two aspects to allow sharing information, and following changes with an always ready available copy of your merged version (or any previous version, if needed):
(1)a Wiki-like philosophy or conception of the way of working (what e called "__Wiki philosophy__", from now onwards), as well as
- (2)a Wiki-like computer technology ("__Wiki technology__", according to definition and initial prototype of Wiki
+ (2)a Wiki-like computer technology ("__Wiki technology__", according to definition and initial prototype of Wiki from Ward Cunningham, 1995).
The "__Wiki philosophy__" means that: |
