Collaborative Computer Network Based Learning Model to enhance System thinking’s Skill.
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This article aims to present the Collaborative Computer Network Based Learning Model to enhance System thinking’s Skill (CCNBLEST), for students in higher education. The model was synthesizing from related documents and the researches, then present to the experts (17 persons) for check and revise. The results from synthesis found that: CCNBLEST was composed of 7
learning steps as follow: 1) a subjective orientation 2) acknowledge problems 3) an information absorption 4) enhance the thinking’s skill 5) a small group thinking 6) to used share idea and 7) the last step is student assessment. The environment of mutual learning through computer network. The prominent point of this model is student has a chance to use the information technology in knowledge seeking with teamwork process and enhance system thinking’s skill by thinking and practical training.
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