Design and communication activities are statistically dependent at both individual and team levels¶
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q2 i? Cross-tabulation yields satisfying co-efficiency measures (Cramer's V) of 0.437 for the design move–communication move relation and 0.362 for the design sequence–communication sequence relation. → Rapanta 2013
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Rapanta 2013¶
Rapanta, C., Maina, M., Lotz, N., & Bacchelli, A. (2013). Team design communication patterns in e-learning design and development. Educational Technology Research and Development, 61(4), 581-605. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-013-9306-5
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Cross-tabulation and dependency analysis of the parallel design and communication codings at move and sequence levels. The article prints Cramer's V values of "0.437 and 0.362" for the two relations.
"We obtained a satisfying co-efficiency measure (Cramer´s V) for both relations, namely the “design move-communication move” relation, and the “design sequence-communication sequence” relation (0.437 and 0.362 correspondingly)."
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Design and communication activities are statistically dependent at both individual and team levels |
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Design and communication activities are statistically dependent at both individual and team levels |
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2013 |
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