Co-constructive Tools



 A fourth tool that we have learnt is co-constructive tools. It is an applications that supports the construction of knowledge through a shared understanding (collaboratively consolidate the ideas) 
Examples are;  Google docs (docs.google.com), electronic whiteboard, Blogs and wikis, discussion forum on portals (pce.edu.bt), etc.
eg: 1.Blog and Wikis                2. electronic whiteboard
 








Some of the importance of Co-constructive tools that we have learned are:
Co-edit, Communicate database, texts & graphics, Enhance collaborative learning environment, high-level cognitive processes – explanation, problem-finding, problem solving, active & intentional learning, identifying & developing expertise.
After having learned with this tools, i have learned how to discuss and share our understanding to the group in google docs. Instead to facing difficulty in meeting with the group members, we can easily discuss through the google docs from anywhere. I have also learned how to keep record using the bog. Maybe in future, i can apply this knowledge to keep record of my students instead of other written forms.








Comments

  1. Namgay LhamoMay 26, 2020 at 11:24 PM

    Leki, the pictures you have used in your blog are relevant and catchy. However, you could have shared your experience of learning those tools in the class.

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  2. Tashi LhamoMay 27, 2020 at 7:34 AM

    hi leki, i like the way you use picture as it was relevant to the content. you have also written the definition and example of co-constructive tool clearly. However, if you share your experience of learning this tool it will be more informative.

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  3. Neelam RaiMay 31, 2020 at 2:32 AM

    Hello dear,
    I like the way you have written about co-constructive too. It’s very clear to understand. You have also used appropriate pictures and it’s making the content more easy to understand. I am looking forward in your next writing about your experience. Cheers!

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