Collaborating with others can help students to develop, challenge and elaborate on their ideas, building understanding. However, collaborative learning, or group work, can also be highly ineffective if done badly, and often achieves worse outcomes than allowing pupils to work individually. So what are the conditions for effective collaboration and how can technology help us to create them?What does research say? "Syntheses...

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