Lonchamp's three-level integration of dialog, knowledge, and action analysis for dual-interaction CSCL environments¶
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Jacques Lonchamp proposes a systematic integration of three analytic approaches, describing "three levels of analysis — dialog, knowledge, and action — which he claims fit together like semantics, syntax, and pragmatics to provide an integrated view of communication." He applies this within dual-interaction environments built using his generic and customizable Omega+ model.
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- Lonchamp's three-level integration of dialog, knowledge, and action analysis for dual-interaction CSCL environments: Jacques Lonchamp proposes a systematic integration of three analytic approaches, describing "three levels of analysis — dialog, knowledge, and action — which he claims fit together like semantics, syntax, and pragmatics to provide an integrated view of communication." He applies this within dual-interaction environments built using his generic and customizable Omega+ model. (Gerry Stahl et al. (2009))
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Related Research Methods¶
- Event-centered analysis of CSCL processes
- Micro-ecological approach to cross-level CSCL analysis
- Dialogical self theory (DST) I-positions as a CSCL analytical framework
- Multimodal analysis
Key Sources¶
- Gerry Stahl & Friedrich Hesse. (2009). Classical dialogs in CSCL. Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning 4. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-009-9071-y
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Lonchamp's three-level integration of dialog, knowledge, and action analysis for dual-interaction CSCL environments |
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Jacques Lonchamp proposes a systematic integration of three analytic approaches, describing "three levels of analysis — dialog, knowledge, and action — which he claims fit together like semantics, syntax, and pragmatics to provide an integrated view of communication." He applies this within dual-int |
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