The e-learning platform K3 realizes a constructivist learning model augmented with
collaborative properties. K3 courses, mainly offered since 2004 at the University of Konstanz,
follow the blended learning model. K3 collaborative discourse work is organized in virtual
groups. All group members have to choose a role (moderator, summarizer, etc.) for a certain
period and their role performance is part of their evaluation. Discourse takes place in an
electronic (asynchronous) forum. Each contribution/comment must be specified according to
its discourse function. These specifications structure discourse and allow selective retrieval of
discourse objects. Students are encouraged to augment their contributions informationally by
reference objects. A graphic interface facilitates navigation through complex discourse
structures and makes them transparent. The technical basis of K3 is an open source, objectoriented
client-server system for the management of the different types of K3 data.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 kuhlen_2005
%A Kuhlen, Rainer
%A Griesbaum, Joachim
%A Jiang, Tao
%A König, Jagoda
%A Lenich, Andreas
%A Meier, Peter
%A Schütz, Thomas
%A Semar, Wolfgang
%B Proceedings E-LEarn05 - World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education
%D 2005
%K discourse e-learning iuwis-paper
%T K3 – an e-Learning Forum with Elaborated Discourse Functions for Collaborative Knowledge Management
%X The e-learning platform K3 realizes a constructivist learning model augmented with
collaborative properties. K3 courses, mainly offered since 2004 at the University of Konstanz,
follow the blended learning model. K3 collaborative discourse work is organized in virtual
groups. All group members have to choose a role (moderator, summarizer, etc.) for a certain
period and their role performance is part of their evaluation. Discourse takes place in an
electronic (asynchronous) forum. Each contribution/comment must be specified according to
its discourse function. These specifications structure discourse and allow selective retrieval of
discourse objects. Students are encouraged to augment their contributions informationally by
reference objects. A graphic interface facilitates navigation through complex discourse
structures and makes them transparent. The technical basis of K3 is an open source, objectoriented
client-server system for the management of the different types of K3 data.
@inproceedings{kuhlen_2005,
abstract = {The e-learning platform K3 realizes a constructivist learning model augmented with
collaborative properties. K3 courses, mainly offered since 2004 at the University of Konstanz,
follow the blended learning model. K3 collaborative discourse work is organized in virtual
groups. All group members have to choose a role (moderator, summarizer, etc.) for a certain
period and their role performance is part of their evaluation. Discourse takes place in an
electronic (asynchronous) forum. Each contribution/comment must be specified according to
its discourse function. These specifications structure discourse and allow selective retrieval of
discourse objects. Students are encouraged to augment their contributions informationally by
reference objects. A graphic interface facilitates navigation through complex discourse
structures and makes them transparent. The technical basis of K3 is an open source, objectoriented
client-server system for the management of the different types of K3 data.},
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author = {Kuhlen, Rainer and Griesbaum, Joachim and Jiang, Tao and König, Jagoda and Lenich, Andreas and Meier, Peter and Schütz, Thomas and Semar, Wolfgang},
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timestamp = {2010-01-20T16:43:51.000+0100},
title = {K3 – an e-Learning Forum with Elaborated Discourse Functions for Collaborative Knowledge Management},
year = 2005
}