Students envision dual feedback utilization: real-time feedback for immediate adjustment during collaboration and post hoc feedback for reflective, long-term skill development¶
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q2 i? Real-time feedback facilitates immediate adjustments during collaboration, while post hoc feedback promotes reflective learning and long-term skill development, as identified in students' feedback-utilization preferences. → Tochukwu Dominic Eze 2026
Evidence¶
Tochukwu Dominic Eze 2026¶
Tochukwu Dominic Eze, Lucas Zurbuchen, Khalil Anderson, Marcelo Worsley. (2026). A collaboration literacy analytics framework (CLAF): Investigating students' perspectives on collaboration quality indicators and feedback utilization. Intern. J. Comput.-Support. Collab. Learn. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-026-09475-w
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Inductive thematic analysis of two open-ended survey questions on feedback utilization, from the same 290-student survey study. The authors report that “The findings highlight a dual feedback utilization” distinguishing real-time from post hoc functions; no effect size is printed.
"The findings highlight a dual feedback utilization: real-time feedback facilitates immediate adjustments during collaboration, while post hoc feedback promotes reflective learning and long-term skill development."
Discussion¶
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Students envision dual feedback utilization: real-time feedback for immediate adjustment during collaboration and post hoc feedback for reflective, long-term skill development |
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Students envision dual feedback utilization: real-time feedback for immediate adjustment during collaboration and post hoc feedback for reflective, long-term skill development |
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