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Four-step research procedure for studies on digital tools guided by CoDiL

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The article's conclusion prescribes an implementable sequence for research on digital tools in educational settings: specify content-specific knowledge components, specify the learning activities leading to their acquisition, select or design tools with instructional features stimulating those activities, and collect process data on student-tool interaction as indicators of the cognitive processes. This operationalizes the framework's demand to link students' cognition and on-task behavior for testing causal effects of specific features.

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title Four-step research procedure for studies on digital tools guided by CoDiL
description The article's conclusion prescribes an implementable sequence for research on digital tools in educational settings: specify content-specific knowledge components, specify the learning activities leading to their acqu...
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