Collaborative learning is an educational approach where students work together in groups to solve problems, complete tasks, or create a product. It builds knowledge through collaborative work supported by technology. Students are encouraged or required to work together on learning tasks. Collaborative learning is similar to e-learning 2.0 and networked collaborative learning, referring to a second phase of e-learning using Web 2.0 technologies to more easily share information between people in a network. This allows students and teachers to work collaboratively, discuss ideas, and promote information to create engaging educational experiences.

2.  an educational approach to
teaching and learning that
involves groups of students
working together to solve a
problem, complete a task, or
create a product

3.  It is a strategy of teaching
and learning that builds knowledge
through a collaborative work
supported by technological resources
 uses instructional methods designed to
encourage or require students to work
together on learning tasks
 similar in concept to the terminology, "e-
learning 2.0" and "networked collaborative

4.  refers to a second phase of e-
learning based on Web 2.0 and
emerging trends in e-learning.
 With technological Web 2.0
advances, sharing information
between multiple people in a network
has become much easier and use
has increased.

5.  one of the main reasons for its usage
states that it is "a breeding ground for
creative and engaging educational
endeavors
 Using Web 2.0 social tools in the
classroom allows for students and
teachers to work collaboratively,
discuss ideas, and promote
information.

6.  Using Web 2.0 social tools in the
classroom allows for students and
teachers to work collaboratively, discuss
ideas, and promote information.

7. o provides teachers and students
a secure place to connect and
collaborate, share content and
educational applications, and
access homework, grades,
class discussions and
notifications

8. ois designed for K-12 teachers
who want to provide each student
with an individual blog.