Student ratings of culturally contextualised content show no statistically significant effects of cultural density level or content type, and no significant interaction¶
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q2 i? A two factor repeated measures ANOVA found no statistically significant effects of cultural density or content type on student ratings, and no significant interaction between the factors. → Phaedra Mohammed & Permanand Mohan 2015
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Phaedra Mohammed & Permanand Mohan 2015¶
Phaedra Mohammed & Permanand Mohan. (2015). Dynamic Cultural Contextualisation of Educational Content in Intelligent Learning Environments using ICON. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education 25:249–270. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-014-0033-9
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A two factor repeated measures ANOVA on the ratings of the 37 participants across cultural density levels and four content types in the CRITS study "revealed that there were no statistically significant differences for the factors cultural density and content type"; the interaction was also non-significant (p>0.05).
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Related Claims¶
- Students tolerate higher cultural density for semantically contextualised content (descriptions, images), peaking at 40%, than for linguistically modified hints and feedback, peaking at 20% — related
- Students rate culturally contextualised educational content positively overall, with the 'Liked' category receiving the largest share of ratings — related
- Student ratings of hint and feedback content trend negatively at 60% cultural density, likely linked to informal dialect — related
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Student ratings of culturally contextualised content show no statistically significant effects of cultural density level or content type, and no significant interaction |
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Student ratings of culturally contextualised content show no statistically significant effects of cultural density level or content type, and no significant interaction |
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