2023
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0294421
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Individual sustainability competence development in engineering education: Community interaction open-source learning

Hangyang Li,
Zhiliang Huang,
Tongguang Yang
et al.

Abstract: This empirical research creates and assesses a community interaction open-source learning framework. The framework established an efficient open-source learning environment for engineering courses to develop undergraduates’ sustainability competencies. The teaching practice of the framework was designed into three stages: course preparation, theory lecture, and project practice. In the teaching practice, community interaction elements were embedded, including community/student two-way selection, systemic teach… Show more

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“…Online communities have transformed the way individuals engage in learning, collaboration, and personal growth [14], [15]. These digital platforms create a sense of belonging, allowing members to connect, exchange experiences, and support each other [16].…”
Section: Mentorship Platforms and Online Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Online communities have transformed the way individuals engage in learning, collaboration, and personal growth [14], [15]. These digital platforms create a sense of belonging, allowing members to connect, exchange experiences, and support each other [16].…”
Section: Mentorship Platforms and Online Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the rise of online communities and digital platforms, researchers have explored the role of virtual networks in fostering collaboration, knowledge sharing, and social interaction. Li et al (2023) highlights the importance of online communities and peer support networks in enhancing students' academic experiences and career development [15], creating opportunities for learning and networking outside traditional classroom settings [22]. Within higher education institutions, alumni mentorship programs have gained recognition for their ability to connect academia with the workforce.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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