Teaching with electronic collaborative learning groups: report of the ITiCSE'99 working group on creative teaching of electronic collaborative learning groups

Authors:
Eva R. Fåhræus;Noel Bridgeman;Joze Rugelj;Barbara Chamberlain;Ursula Fuller
Affiliations:
Stockholms Universitet/KTH, Sweden;Taranaki Polytechnic, New Zealand;University of Ljubljana/J. Stefan Institute, Slovenia;Taranaki Polytechnic, New Zealand;University of Kent, United Kingdom
Venue:
ITiCSE-WGR '99 Working group reports from ITiCSE on Innovation and technology in computer science education
Year:
1999

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