Keywords
Online global collaboration
K-12
multi-modal literacy
Global Collaborator Mindset
K-12
multi-modal literacy
Global Collaborator Mindset
Abstract
This article is an extension to the previous Synergy contribution in May 2019, ‘Building capacity for global connections and collaborations: New perspectives’ regarding online global collaborative learning design and implementation. It reviews recent research around online connected learning modes and online global collaborative learning with a focus on identifying barriers and enablers as well as pedagogical approaches.
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