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28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
p. 112
Applying social cognitive learning theory to the application of group support systems (GSSs) in classroom settings
W.H. Money, George Washington Univ., Washington, DC, USA
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This paper utilizes social cognitive learning theory to guide (and explain) the development of prototype educational experimenters information systems concepts. The paper applies the major framework of social cognitive learning theory, its recognition of the reciprocity and interaction among cognitive, behavioral, environmental, and physiological/affective influences. In this learning process, it is argued that people learn from a variety of experiences and from the observation of the actions of others. This paper utilizes social cognitive learning theory to explain the structure for an MIS educational experience, and applies the GSS in a course module with specific learning objectives. Finally, the paper describes an MIS classroom experience (a module covering systems analysis [SA] methodology) which has been used to apply the GSS to prototype MIS problems (working scenarios with questions and organizational data).
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Index Terms- group decision support systems; learning (artificial intelligence); cognitive systems; educational computing; computer aided instruction; social cognitive learning theory; group support systems; classroom settings; prototype educational experimenters information systems; reciprocity; course module; module covering systems analysis; organizational data
Citation:
W.H. Money,
"Applying social cognitive learning theory to the application of group support systems (GSSs) in classroom settings,"
hicss,
p. 112,
28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences,
1995
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