Abstract Argumentation has long been studied in a number of disciplines, including several
branches of linguistics. In recent years, computational processing of argumentation has …

Successful problem-based learning (PBL) often requires students to collectively regulate
their learning processes as a group and engage in socially shared regulation of learning …

Online platforms and smartphone applications that facilitate patient-provider communication
are examples of how digital technologies support human interaction. Telehealth enables …

Disagreement is often perceived negatively, yet it can be beneficial for learning and
scientific inquiry. However, students tend to avoid engaging in disagreement. Peer critique …

Registered sexual offenders (RSOs) are inevitably on the receiving end of much negative
evaluation within society. By association, individuals in close relationships with RSOs may …

In this chapter, we discuss qualitative approaches to the study of language and discourse
and their potential relevance for CSCL researchers. We begin by overviewing these …

An inclination to advocate is an important orientation for teachers working with emergent
bilingual learners; emphasized in both frameworks for teacher education and in teacher …

In education, decision making frequently involves ethically-imbued choices between two or
more solutions to an educational 'problem.'Teacher education may utilize asynchronous …

Abstract (Lang: English): Interfaith dialogue is a promising conflict resolution method and
encourages participants to learn about and appreciate religious diversity. Yet, participants …

Typically, newspapers now exist in an online format, in addition to, or even for some news
brands, in place of print versions. Hosting news online provides the opportunity for user …