Students' roles showed strong temporal stability: each trajectory returned to its initial roles across the 13 weeks, which the authors interpret as stable collaborative dispositions.¶
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q2 i? Sequence analysis showed most students sustained or returned to their initial role — e.g., active-constructive students maintained leadership with 75% consistency and social-interactive social mediators showed 85% stability. → Ramy Elmoazen 2025
Evidence¶
Ramy Elmoazen 2025¶
Ramy Elmoazen, Mohammed Saqr, Laura Hirsto, Matti Tedre. (2025). Capturing temporal pathways of collaborative roles: A multilayered analytical approach using community of inquiry. Intern. J. Comput.-Support. Collab. Learn. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-024-09431-6
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Sequence and process-mining analysis of 13 weekly role sequences built with TramineR and longest-common-subsequence clustering over the four courses. The finding that students "returned to their initial roles" is the authors' summary of the index plots and Markov transition models.
"Students in the active-constructive trajectory took on leadership roles, while the students in the social interactive trajectory were mostly social mediators, and the free rider trajectory showed a predominant peripheral explorer role. The students in all trajectories returned to their initial roles"
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Related Claims¶
- Trajectories differed in transition structure: free-rider students migrated from social mediator and leader roles into the peripheral explorer role, and rarely returned to leadership directly. — reports the opposite
- Free riders earned significantly lower grades than students in the active constructive and social interactive trajectories, whose achievement levels were statistically indistinguishable. — related
- Positive adaptation showed the highest temporal stability while maladaptive adaptation was the least stable profile across the semester — related
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Students' roles showed strong temporal stability: each trajectory returned to its initial roles across the 13 weeks, which the authors interpret as stable collaborative dispositions. |
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Students' roles showed strong temporal stability: each trajectory returned to its initial roles across the 13 weeks, which the authors interpret as stable collaborative dispositions. |
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