2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.01.1261
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Building Effective Small-group Team Working Skill through Blended Learning at Malaysia Tertiary Institution

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“…Kashefi [18] concluded that the cooperation skills showed significant results that there were differences before learning and after learning by using learning through blended learning when students cooperate and communicate in working on a project. In line with other researchers [19] concluded that learning through blended learning is effective in developing small group collaborative skills because group discussions are more focused, discussions are successful with each group member responding to opinions and work more quickly completed. Designing problem based learning activities shows that it can improve students' cooperation skills during learning by looking during learning that students in collaboration with their groups and should be well prepared in terms of learning environment and facilitating teachers [20].| The result of the research of other researchers [21] concluded that an inquiry based learning model involving students in active, interactive and cooperating activities with other students.…”
Section: Descriptive Analysis Results Of Before and After Researchs Osupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Kashefi [18] concluded that the cooperation skills showed significant results that there were differences before learning and after learning by using learning through blended learning when students cooperate and communicate in working on a project. In line with other researchers [19] concluded that learning through blended learning is effective in developing small group collaborative skills because group discussions are more focused, discussions are successful with each group member responding to opinions and work more quickly completed. Designing problem based learning activities shows that it can improve students' cooperation skills during learning by looking during learning that students in collaboration with their groups and should be well prepared in terms of learning environment and facilitating teachers [20].| The result of the research of other researchers [21] concluded that an inquiry based learning model involving students in active, interactive and cooperating activities with other students.…”
Section: Descriptive Analysis Results Of Before and After Researchs Osupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Research was conducted by blended learning as a means to implement an effective open learning model of the traditional to integrated learning model where the environment and electronic resources are widely used. Research by (Ali, Joyes, & Ellison, 2014) ) introduces a new method on how to measure online learning and face-to-face activities in a mixed concept in colleges, to promote the use of e-learning among lecturers and students in developing collaborative work skills as an effective team. The results are excellent as well as each group works as a team both online and face-to-face in completing their task.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le贸n and Castro [66] developed a career guidance project in a music conservatoire in Madrid (Spain). Ali et al [67] developed a qualitative case study research based on the theoretical framework of constructive alignment. Turk et al [68] proposed a case-based blended learning framework, synergistically combining textbook, e-learning cases and a simulated patient course in medical education.…”
Section: E Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%