1. Chandler Carver HRD 847 Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning

2. What is CSCL? CSCL is defined as how collaborative learning can enhance peer interaction within work groups when using technology. It can also be used to share knowledge and expertise among community members.

3. Examples Clemson’s undergraduate Athletic Leadership program Clemson’s graduate Human Resource Development program

4. Benefits to CSCL Programs Removing time and space constraints Time to reflect on the thoughts of others Opportunities to share knowledge

5. Problems with CSCL Programs Lack of content Requires extra student motivation Lack of student/professor interaction

6. Conclusion CSCL programs are becoming more popular with the increase in internet use. Students and professors need to fully understand the benefits and problems of a CSCL program before getting involved.