Scaffolding online discourse in collaborative Ill-structured problem-solving for innovation

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This work highlights the importance of verbal creativity, providing a productive online discourse definition, in which students intertwine convergent and divergent thinking by means of a transactional and controversial dialog. Developing the formulated productive online discourse definition, it is also presented and evaluated, an original scaffolding process designed here to further collaborative knowledge building, during ill-structured problem-solving, focusing on creativity and innovation. Evidence from qualitative online discourse analysis indicated an improvement in the knowledge building processes, and knowledge advancement and deepening after teacher's scaffolding. © 2009 Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Vilnius.

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Ferreira, D. J., & Lacerda dos Santos, G. (2009). Scaffolding online discourse in collaborative Ill-structured problem-solving for innovation. Informatics in Education, 8(2), 173–190. https://doi.org/10.15388/infedu.2009.11

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