methodology

Collaborative Learning

Collaborative Learning is an educational approach where individuals work together in groups to solve problems, complete tasks, or learn new concepts, emphasizing peer interaction and shared knowledge construction. It involves structured activities that promote active participation, discussion, and mutual support among learners, often facilitated by technology or specific frameworks. This methodology is widely used in both academic and professional settings to enhance learning outcomes through collective effort.

Also known as: Cooperative Learning, Peer Learning, Group Learning, Team-Based Learning, CL

🧊Why learn Collaborative Learning?

Developers should learn and use Collaborative Learning to improve team productivity, foster innovation, and accelerate skill acquisition in complex projects, such as agile software development or open-source contributions. It is particularly valuable in remote or distributed teams where effective communication and knowledge sharing are critical, and in educational contexts like coding bootcamps or mentorship programs to build practical experience through peer feedback.