2019
DOI: 10.5944/ried.22.1.22294
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A Visualisation Dashboard for Contested Collective Intelligence Learning Analytics to Improve Sensemaking of Group Discussion

Abstract: La habilidad para participar y contribuir a los debates es importante para el aprendizaje informal y formal. Especialmente cuando se abordan temas altamente complejos, puede ser difícil apoyar a los alumnos que participan en una discusión grupal efectiva y mantenerse al tanto de toda la información generada colectivamente durante la discusión. La tecnología puede ayudar con el compromiso y razonamiento en debates tan grandes, por ejemplo, puede monitorear cuán saludable es un debate y proporcionar indicadores … Show more

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“…The mean sample size of participants per publication was 211; however, there were papers with as few as 12 (Ullmann et al, 2019) and as much as 1406 (Broos, Peeters, et al, 2017) participants. It is worth noting that some papers presented more than one study.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The mean sample size of participants per publication was 211; however, there were papers with as few as 12 (Ullmann et al, 2019) and as much as 1406 (Broos, Peeters, et al, 2017) participants. It is worth noting that some papers presented more than one study.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While colour‐coded messages (Baneres et al, 2019; Broos, Verbert, et al, 2017) and traffic light metaphors (Cha & Park, 2019; Raza et al, 2019; Ullmann et al, 2019) represented the most frequent types of designs; other types of visualisation elements such as social network representations (Vovides & Inman, 2016), plant images (Muldner et al, 2015), timeline (Sedrakyan et al, 2017), avatars (Charleer et al, 2016) and speedometer metaphor (Michel et al, 2017) were also used.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We would be interested in considering different structures for other kinds of tasks, for example “collaborative policy making” (Innes & Booher, 2010); which is an approach that can be said to have some elements of “progressive inquiry”; however we note that it also extends this with certain differences. Further, in this context, we would like to explore if AI‐powered tools for “collaborative intelligence” like the ones developed by Anna DeLiddo (for example see Ullmann, De Liddo, & Bachler, 2019) could be integrated in the long run. The second case (Stokes‐Croft project), had it worked, was clearly integrating both the questions of the complex political positioning of self and the use of a tool. Could this be an area to follow up? In the third case (Google Lens) nothing was said about the Zones of Possibility within the student groups, or about any reflection the students may or may not have been asked to do on their own learning, volitions, successful communications or co‐creations.…”
Section: Preliminary Conclusion and Areas For Future Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Respecto al primer enfoque del abordaje orientado a las analíticas de aprendizaje se observa que la presencia social responde hacia la agilidad de las redes mediante la aceptación de los participantes y colaboración de sus intervenciones generando un valor social y una retroalimentación de las ac-tividades demostrado por la cohesión, descentralización, relación núcleo-periferia y reciprocidad en los procesos de aprendizaje hacia los contenidos y evaluación. En concreto, los wiki (Balderas, Palomo-Duarte, Dodero, Ibarra-Sáiz, & Rodríguez-Gómez, 2018), feedback sobre el material del curso (Peral, Ferrández, Mora, Gil, & Kauffmann, 2019), foros de discusión y conversaciones uno a uno (Rienties, Boroowa, Cross, Kubiak, Mayles, & Murphy, 2016), centralidad y medición de conexiones, uniones entre red (Mora, Caballe, & Daradoumis, 2016) y votaciones sobre los argumentos mejor valorados (Ullmann, De Liddo, & Bachler, 2019).…”
Section: Analítica De Redes Socialesunclassified