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    begins. It is this type of framework that he uses to set up his class for

    cooperative efforts from all of his students. Additionally, he has 10 tips for

    setting up successful teamwork and collaboration in the online classroom

    that can be found at e-Learn Magazine .

    Conclusion

    E-learners are in a position to be a new generation of collaborators. Problems

    will come to us from all over the globe and collective intelligence will be

    gathered not in one boardroom, but one chat room. In order for this new

    style of learning to be successful we need to adapt traditional principles of

    classroom engagement and combine them effectively with all of the tools

    available. The internet is a tool e-learning students are already using and its

    web 2.0 features should not be overlooked simply because they are

    unfamiliar to pedagogy. Understanding all of these capabilities and fostering

    collaboration through flexibility and active engagement will not only enhance

    student learning, but also to foster a community of collaboration. It is only

    through this experimentation with new mediums that educators can push

    forward and find new and better ways to communicate with their students.

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