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Furthermore, I believe there is a great deal of convergence between what
is commonly referred to as CHAT and, on the other hand, research done in
the field of CSCL (computer-supported collaborative learning), -- not
sure, but there must be a SIG for this, too.
This might also be an option for a joint session, I guess...
--- Lois Holzman <lholzman@eastsideinstitute.org> wrote:
> Even as some pursue a symposium jointly with the Dewey SIG is there any
> interest in a joint session with the Outside of School and/or Informal
> Learning SIG? There is some interesting and innovative work being done
> in
> both SIG, and receptivity to and interest in CHAT.
> Lois
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