Co-occurrence patterns link prompt functions with presentation formats, such as self-explanation prompts with response format and adaptive presentation labels¶
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q3 i? Self-explanation prompts co-occurred with response format labels (e.g., open, focused, menu-based) and adaptive presentation (e.g., fading); SRL prompts co-occurred with embedded and video prompts; question prompts co-occurred with metacognitive and reflection prompts. → Jasmin Breitwieser 2026
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Jasmin Breitwieser 2026¶
Jasmin Breitwieser, André Bittermann, Maria Theobald, Tim Lauer, Mirijam Schaaf, Garvin Brod. (2026). Digital Prompting in Education: A Design Framework and Bibliometric Analysis. Educational Psychology Review. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-026-10164-1
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Qualitative interpretation of the prompt type co-occurrence network (Fig. 5), describing which function labels combined with which presentation labels. The article also notes question prompts co-occurring with metacognitive and reflection prompts, suggesting questions may be seen as suitable for eliciting metacognitive processes.
"For example, self-explanation prompts co-occurred with labels referring to response format (e.g., open, focused, menu-based) and adaptive presentation (e.g., fading). Metacognitive prompts also co-occurred with adaptive prompts. Self-regulated learning prompts showed co-occurrence with embedded and video prompts"
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Related Claims¶
- A small set of dominant prompt labels structures the literature, led by metacognitive and self-explanation prompts — related
- Most prompt labels do not co-occur with other labels, indicating studies narrowly focus on single prompt characteristics — reports the opposite
- The four-dimension typology mapped well onto prompt labels, with function labels most frequent and three new presentation subcategories added — related
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Co-occurrence patterns link prompt functions with presentation formats, such as self-explanation prompts with response format and adaptive presentation labels |
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Co-occurrence patterns link prompt functions with presentation formats, such as self-explanation prompts with response format and adaptive presentation labels |
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