Adult learners using RTC showed a two-way BMO–BCC revision loop, a DEL–DCR interface cycle, and more OI interaction than in individual programming¶
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q2 i? Multi-user programming on the RTC produced significant sequential behavior patterns absent from individual programming, including a two-way loop BMOΔBCC, the cycle DEL◊DCR, and more significant OI interaction followed by DCR. → Ting-Chia Hsu 2021
q2 i? Multi-user programming on the RTC enabled multiple tasks to happen at the same time, such as one user arranging components while another dragged blocks, promoting joint behavior. → Ting-Chia Hsu 2021
Evidence¶
Ting-Chia Hsu 2021¶
Ting-Chia Hsu, Hal Abelson, Evan Patton, Shih-Chu Chen, Hsuan-Ning Chang. (2021). Self-efficacy and behavior patterns of learners using a real-time collaboration system developed for group programming. International Journal of Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-021-09357-3
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Behavior sequence analysis of system logs from 13 cases using GSEQ 5.1, with 1,897 individual-programming and 3,571 RTC behavior codes, z-scores above 1.96 marking significance. A total of "1,897 behavior codes for individual programming were recorded in the logs, as were a total of 3,571 behavior codes for multi-user programming".
"In Fig. 4, RTC achieved the two-way loop, BMOΔBCC, while individual programming only from BMO to BCC. There were more conditions and revisions taken into consideration during multi-user programming on the RTC. In addition, the action of interface design during multi-user programming on the RTC resulted in the significant behavior pattern, DEL◊DCR"
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Related Claims¶
- Overall CPSE did not differ significantly between individual programming and RTC-based collaborative programming
- Different group compositions adopted different collaboration strategies: homogeneous groups split interface and programming work, while the heterogeneous CS/non-CS pair showed the most divergent behavior patterns — related
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Adult learners using RTC showed a two-way BMO–BCC revision loop, a DEL–DCR interface cycle, and more OI interaction than in individual programming |
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Adult learners using RTC showed a two-way BMO–BCC revision loop, a DEL–DCR interface cycle, and more OI interaction than in individual programming |
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