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The Effects of Feedback Types for Online Participation Information on Online Participation and Learning Outcomes
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온라인 토론활동 참여정보에 대한 피드백 유형이 학습참여 및 학습성과에 미치는 영향

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Sung-Hee Jin (한밭대학교) Yoo Mina (경일대학교)
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Korean Society Of Educational Technology 교육공학연구 교육공학연구 제36권 제3호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2020.1
Pages
561 - 588 (28page)

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Visual dashboards for online discussion activities are learning support tools that can have a positive impact on learning outcomes and satisfaction, but the effect may vary depending on how learners recognize and interpret the dashboards. The purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of the types of explanatory feedback with visual feedback on the dashboard for online participation information on online participation and learning outcomes. Two experimental studies were conducted to achieve the objectives of the study. Research participants in the experimental study 1 were 74 college students (male: 58, female: 16) who took the ‘Adventure Design’ course at K university. The pre-test confirmed homogeneity between the two groups, independent variables were descriptive feedback and prescriptive feedback, and dependent variables were online participation in discussion activities and learning outcomes. As results, it was found that the group provided with descriptive feedback was significantly higher in online participation and the quality of discussion than the group provided with prescriptive feedback. The study participants in the experimental study 2 were 71 college students (male: 42, female: 29) who took the ‘Human Life and Education’ course at H university. Homogeneity between the two groups was confirmed through pre-test, independent variables were direct feedback and indirect feedback, and dependent variables were online participation and learning outcomes. The experimental study 2 applied cross-sequential design to provide two types of feedback once at an intersection, and a post-test was conducted on the preference for the feedback types. This study found that direct feedback on the first round of discussion activities had a positive effect on the level of participation and learning outcomes, but there was no significant difference in the second round of discussion activities. Students in both groups were found to have a high preference for direct feedback. The results in the experimental study 2 are believed to have continued the learning effect on the type of feedback presented in the first discussion activity until the second discussion activity, but it is necessary to investigate it through further research. In addition to the research results, the implications of feedback design for participation information in online discussion activities were discussed.

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