In a 2x2 experiment on jigsaw dyads, the implicit gaze awareness tool affected dialogue processes much more than the explicit pedagogical conversational agent, which compensated when gaze awareness was absent¶
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q2 i? The gaze awareness tool affected dialog management, information pooling and consensus reaching, while the effect of the metacognitive-support agent was much smaller. → Ulrike Cress 2020
q2 i? An agent was able to compensate for collaboration support when there was no gaze awareness. → Ulrike Cress 2020
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Ulrike Cress 2020¶
Ulrike Cress. (2020). The richness of CSCL environments. International Journal of Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-020-09335-1
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The editorial reports, on Hayashi's experiment with learning dyads in a jigsaw task using a 2x2 design, that gaze awareness had a positive effect while the agent's effect was "much smaller". Learning gains per student were a dependent measure; no statistics are printed in the editorial.
"The results show a positive effect of gaze awareness on the collaborative process. The gaze awareness tool affected dialog management, information pooling and consensus reaching. The effect of the agent, providing metacognitive support, was much smaller."
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Related Claims¶
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- Gaze feedback and PCA suggestions interact on proportional learning gains, with synergy favoring the visible-gaze/visible-agent condition — related
- Gaze feedback and PCA suggestions show no interaction effect on the collaborative process ratings — reports the opposite
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- Visualizing group awareness information strongly impacts dyads' joint regulation of the collaborative process — related
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In a 2x2 experiment on jigsaw dyads, the implicit gaze awareness tool affected dialogue processes much more than the explicit pedagogical conversational agent, which compensated when gaze awareness was absent |
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In a 2x2 experiment on jigsaw dyads, the implicit gaze awareness tool affected dialogue processes much more than the explicit pedagogical conversational agent, which compensated when gaze awareness was absent |
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