Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
TRENDS- Going beyond what is visible: What multichannel data can reveal…
TRENDS- Going beyond what is visible: What multichannel data can reveal about
interaction in the context of collaborative learning?
Story Notes
-
-
Result
- Simultaneous arousal episodes occurred throughout phases of collaborative learning
- Learners presented the most NEGATIVE facial expressions during simultaneous arousal episodes.
- Most of collaborative interaction was low-level during arousal
- Regulated learning was not observable
- Regulated learning was present when Interaction was high-level
- When Interaction was confused, it included monitoring activities
- Represents an advance in testing new methods
for objective measurement of Social Interaction and Regulated
Learning in Collaborative Contexts
Problem
extremely difficult to recognize and make visible how learners confront challenges that might undermine or activate their learning progress
What interesting
-
-
SRL as a cyclical, complex metacognitive and social process that involves adaptation in thinking, motivation, emotion, and behavior
adapt their task perceptions, goals, and
strategies.
-
-
-
-
-
What Controversial
However, the groups mostly
experienced simultaneous arousal during task instructions.
To avoid this anticipation effect, measures of EDA should perhaps be taken into account after the learners have acquired sufficient
information about what they are expected to do.
For the most part, the interaction was low-level in each phase of
working.
One limitation of this study was the small sample size, which hinders generalization which is a result of bad quality of physiological
data.
The bad quality of the physiological data was due mainly to the
fact that sensors were not attached properly at the beginning of th
study or became loose as the task progressed.e
-
-
Research Questions
1) How do
phase of working and type of interaction relate to simultaneous occurrence of arousal among group members?
2) What types of facial expression (positive, negative, or neutral) are observed when arousal occurs simultaneously among group members?
3) How does regulation
of learning appear during interaction when arousal occurs simultaneously among group members?