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Combined tSSNA and ONA method

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This analytic method combines temporal socio-semantic network analysis (tSSNA) and ordered network analysis (ONA) to analyze collaborative knowledge creation. tSSNA tracks idea improvement via total degree centrality in moving windows over discourse, segmenting sessions into phases. ONA models ordered relationships between epistemic codes, capturing which actions respond to which. The article states this work "demonstrates the potential of combining tSSNA and ONA for analyzing collaborative KC processes."

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  • Combined tSSNA and ONA method for analyzing collaborative knowledge creation processes: This analytic method combines temporal socio-semantic network analysis (tSSNA) and ordered network analysis (ONA) to analyze collaborative knowledge creation. tSSNA tracks idea improvement via total degree centrality in moving windows over discourse, segmenting sessions into phases. ONA models ordered relationships between epistemic codes, capturing which actions respond to which. The article states this work "demonstrates the potential of combining tSSNA and ONA for analyzing collaborative KC processes." (Ohsaki et al. (2026))

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  • Ohsaki, A., Tan, Y., Eagan, B., Shaffer, D. W., & Swiecki, Z. (2026). Temporal Network Analysis of Collaborative Prototyping from a Knowledge Creation Perspective. Journal of Learning Analytics, 13(1), 190–207. https://doi.org/10.18608/jla.2026.8959
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title Combined tSSNA and ONA method
description This analytic method combines temporal socio-semantic network analysis (tSSNA) and ordered network analysis (ONA) to analyze collaborative knowledge creation.
status review
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