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The utilization of Computer Mediated Communication for case study collaboration.

Anne E Gwozdek¹, Christine P Klausner, Wendy E Kerschbaum

¹Department of Periodontics and Oral Medicine, University of Michigan School of Dentistry, Ann Arbor, Mich, USA. agwozdek@umich.edu

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Area of Science:

Dental Education
Educational Technology
Health Sciences Communication

Background:

Computer Mediated Communication (CMC) offers potential for student collaboration.
Dental hygiene programs require effective student communication and teamwork for clinical case analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the effectiveness of CMC tools in supporting group work for first-year dental hygiene students.
To assess the impact of synchronous and asynchronous communication technologies on collaborative learning.

Main Methods:

Utilized synchronous chat rooms and asynchronous blog sites within a university's Course Management System.
Students in groups developed treatment plans, reports, and presentations for assigned clinical cases.
Collaborated with university digital media experts to identify and implement CMC options.

Main Results:

CMC tools, including chat rooms and blogs, provided varied communication formats for group projects.
The study aimed to determine how these technologies influenced the development of treatment plans and case presentations.
Effectiveness was linked to the alignment of technology with project objectives and student group dynamics.

Conclusions:

Computer Mediated Communication can be a powerful tool for student collaboration in dental hygiene education.
The successful integration of CMC depends on matching the technology to the specific needs of the project and the students.
Careful selection and implementation of digital communication tools are crucial for enhancing collaborative learning outcomes.