Who Says We Can’t: Collaborative and Cooperative Learning Through an Asynchronous Online Group Project

This article presents a comprehensive and practical formative activity aimed at bolstering students’ quantitative reasoning skills, specifically tailored for a Supply Chain & Operations Management course, within a collaborative group learning context facilitated by online platforms. While the focus is on Supply Chain & Operations Management, the outlined approach is versatile and can be seamlessly adapted to various subjects across online asynchronous courses that emphasize collaborative and cooperative group work. By offering a detailed framework for implementing group discussions and projects, this article significantly contributes to the pedagogical repertoire available to instructors striving to enrich student engagement, improve learning outcomes, and cultivate essential soft skills in online educational settings. Through this formative activity, students are not only equipped with enhanced quantitative reasoning abilities but also benefit from increased collaboration, critical thinking, and holistic skill development, thereby enhancing their overall educational experience.

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Management Teaching Review
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2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.1177/23792981241295762
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Online and Blended Learning
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Who Says We Can’t: Collaborative and Cooperative Learning Through an Asynchronous Online Group Project

Chin-Yen Alice Liu
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Management Teaching Review
Online and Blended Learning
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Who Says We Can’t: Collaborative and Cooperative Learning Through an Asynchronous Online Group Project

Chin-Yen Alice Liu
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Abstract

This article presents a comprehensive and practical formative activity aimed at bolstering students’ quantitative reasoning skills, specifically tailored for a Supply Chain & Operations Management course, within a collaborative group learning context facilitated by online platforms. While the focus is on Supply Chain & Operations Management, the outlined approach is versatile and can be seamlessly adapted to various subjects across online asynchronous courses that emphasize collaborative and cooperative group work. By offering a detailed framework for implementing group discussions and projects, this article significantly contributes to the pedagogical repertoire available to instructors striving to enrich student engagement, improve learning outcomes, and cultivate essential soft skills in online educational settings. Through this formative activity, students are not only equipped with enhanced quantitative reasoning abilities but also benefit from increased collaboration, critical thinking, and holistic skill development, thereby enhancing their overall educational experience.

Management Teaching ReviewVol. 10(4)
Texas A&M University – San Antonio (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Online and Blended Learning
2.10
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