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The state-of-the-art of collaborative technologies for initial vocational education : a systematic literature review

2018


 
 
 Future workplaces require collaboration skills in which members of different work communities use technologies to solve complex problems. Vocational education and training (VET) programs need to meet the challenge to prepare students to be part of a competent workforce. Particularly initial vocational education is under pressure to develop learners’ collaboration skills and abilities. To date, however, no attempt has been made to perform a comprehensive review of the use of computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) technologies across different vocational education settings to account for contextual factors of VET. In this systematic review, 26 published studies …

qualification requirementsVET Vocational Education and Training; Initial Vocational Education and Training; Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning CSCL; Technology-Enhanced LearningVocational trainingSocial SciencesBerufs- und WirtschaftspädagogikReviewLearning achievementComputer based training20100Computer-Supported Collaborative LearningWirkungLiteraturberichtEmpirische BildungsforschungComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONBerufsbildungsforschungSociologyBildung und ErziehungProfessionalisierunglcsh:LC8-6691Soziales LernenLearning environment05 social sciences050301 educationvocational educationCollaborative learningcomputer aided learningVocational Training Adult EducationComputer-assisted instructioncomputerunterstütztes LernenBerufsbildungneue TechnologieComputer-supported collaborative learningErstausbildungVocational educationInitial trainingLernumgebungnew technologyResearch methodEngineering ethicsComputer-mediated communicationlcsh:EducationInhaltsanalyseCooperative learningComputer-aided instructionLernerfolgErziehung Schul- und BildungswesenContext (language use)Cooperative learningEducationBildungswesen quartärer Bereich BerufsbildungKooperatives Lernenddc:370CSCL0502 economics and businessprofessionalizationlearning environmentVocational Education and Trainingddc:330Technology-Enhanced Learningresearch on vocational educationQualifikationsanforderungenForschungsmethodeForschungsstandLiterary reviewlcsh:Special aspects of educationComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSIONSocial learningSocial learningComputerunterstützter UnterrichtProgrammed instructionBerufsausbildungVET10600Vocational education and traininglcsh:LInitial Vocational Education and Training0503 education050203 business & managementContent analysis
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An Internet-Based Self-Help Treatment for Fear of Public Speaking: A Controlled Trial

2010

Abstract This study offers data about the efficacy of “Talk to Me,” an Internet-based telepsychology program for the treatment of fear of public speaking that includes the most active components in cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) for social phobia (exposure and cognitive therapies). One hundred twenty-seven participants with social phobia were randomly assigned to three experimental conditions: (a) an Internet-based self-administered program; (b) the same program applied by a therapist; (c) a waiting-list control group. Results showed that both treatment conditions were equally efficacious. In addition, Talk to Me and the same treatment applied by a therapist were more efficacious than the…

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