ICT as Co-constructive tool
What is Co-Construction? At its heart, a co-constructive tool is any digital resource that allows multiple users to work together, either simultaneously or over time, to build content, solve a problem, or consolidate knowledge. Instead of students constructing knowledge independently, they are doing it together. Our session highlighted examples like Google Docs, Google Slides, Padlet, and Coggle —tools that make teamwork visible and immediate. The Power of Shared Creation The benefits of integrating these tools into teaching and learning are profound, particularly for preparing future educators. 1. Active Collaboration and Teamwork: Co-constructive tools, by their very nature, force students to engage in real-time collaboration. This isn't just dividing tasks; it’s about sharing ideas and immediately building on each other's contributions (Page 8). This active process encourages essential communication skills. 2.Inclusive Participation: This benefit resonated strongly wi...