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The authors produced the first fully CoI-coded German dataset of 1,521 meaningful units from 1,147 posts, available on request

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q2 i? The manual content analysis yielded a dataset of 1,521 meaningful units identified within 1,147 posts, providing the first fully CoI-coded German dataset. → Dornauer 2024

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Dornauer 2024

Dornauer, V., Netzer, M., Kaczkó, É., Norz, L.-M., & Ammenwerth, E. (2024). Automatic Classification of Online Discussions and Other Learning Traces to Detect Cognitive Presence. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-023-00335-4

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Manual quantitative content analysis of posts from a postgraduate Health Information Management course at UMIT TIROL; each meaningful unit was coded to exploration, integration, resolution, or non-cognitive presence, with the triggering phase excluded. The abstract states "the first fully CoI-coded German dataset" for future research.

"After this manual quantitative content analysis, our dataset comprised 1,521 meaningful units (identified within 1,147 posts)."

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title The authors produced the first fully CoI-coded German dataset of 1,521 meaningful units from 1,147 posts, available on request
description The authors produced the first fully CoI-coded German dataset of 1,521 meaningful units from 1,147 posts, available on request
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newest_evidence 2024
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