alleryHenry Jenkins contrasts schools with online communities how?
ASchools grade individuals, not groups
BSchools ban all forms of teamwork
CCommunities grade each person alone
DSchools give group ownership of work
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Schools grade individuals, not groups
1. Jenkins criticizes education for not using online trends of collective problem solving.
2. He notes that a collective intelligence community encourages ownership of work as a group.
3. Schools, by contrast, grade individuals.
_Source: Wikipedia, Problem solving, section Collective problem solving_
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