Thread-based analysis of patterns in VMT

2009-01-01
Çakır, Murat Perit
Zhou, Nan
Stahl, Gerry
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In this chapter we present a thread-based approach for analyzing synchronous collaborative math problem-solving activities. Threading information is shown to be an important resource for analyzing collaborative activities, especially for conducting sequential analysis of interaction among participants of a small group. We propose a computational model based on thread information, which allows us to idenepsy patterns of interaction and their sequential organization in computer-supported collaborative environments like VMT. This approach enables us to understand important features of collaborative math problem solving in a chat environment and to envisage several useful implications for educational and design purposes. KeywordsSequential organization–threading–problem-solving patterns
Sequential organization, Threading, Problem-solving patterns
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/71948
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M. P. Çakır, N. Zhou, and G. Stahl, Thread-based analysis of patterns in VMT. 2009, p. 371.
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