2014
DOI: 10.14783/od.v11i41.5000011422
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Sosyal Paylaşim Ağlarinin İşbi̇rli̇kli̇ Öğrenmede Kullanimi: Bi̇r Facebook Uygulamasi - Using Social Media in Collaborative Learning: Facebook Application

Abstract: Bu çalışmada sosyal paylaşım ağlarının, şb rl kl öğrenmey destekled ğ n , değ şen toplumsal yapı ve yaşam b ç m net ces nde ortaya çıkan bu ortamların şb rl kl öğrenmen n uygulanması ç n uygun b r zem n oluşturduğunu göstermek amaçlanmaktadır. Yet şk n eğ t m nde, şb rl ğ çer s nde problem çözme becer s n gel şt rmek ç n bu konuda öneml b r s m olan Schank'ın yöntem örnek alınarak, amaçlı b r senaryo tasarlanmış, gereken çer k gel şt r lm ş ve hazırlanan eğ t m uygulaması yet şk n grubuna uygulanarak sonuçları… Show more

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“…Similarly, teachers stated that they used Instagram the most, and it was seen that teachers followed the accounts on Instagram. In a study, it was emphasized that applications such as Facebook and Instagram can be used to support problem-solving and cooperative learning skills (Kıcı & Dilmen, 2014). In the study, it was determined that Instagram can be used to support learning, similar to the literature.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, teachers stated that they used Instagram the most, and it was seen that teachers followed the accounts on Instagram. In a study, it was emphasized that applications such as Facebook and Instagram can be used to support problem-solving and cooperative learning skills (Kıcı & Dilmen, 2014). In the study, it was determined that Instagram can be used to support learning, similar to the literature.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Recommendationmentioning
confidence: 99%