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The document outlines the objectives and tasks for lessons 3.1 and 3.2 of a CSCL course. For lesson 3.1, students are asked to formulate a personal hypothesis on CSCL, post it to a discussion board, provide peer reviews by commenting on others' posts, and collaborate to create a shared hypothesis by uploading a final draft. Lesson 3.2 involves using a peer evaluation tool to provide feedback on individual accountability and group performance.
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- 1. EME 6403 | Summer 2008 | Team 4 Week 3 | Lesson 3.1 Achieve consensus on the components of causal map/representative theory 06.21.08 DRAFT v1