Context is Key: Mining Social Signals for Automatic Task Detection in Design Thinking Meetings

Kohl, Steffi; Graus, Mark P.; Lemmink, J.G.A.M.

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-05897-4_2

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“…Betweenness centrality is calculated by dividing the times a node in a network is located on the shortest path by the total number of paths. RL represents the changes within the centrality by counting the number of local maxima and minima over time for a person [17,18]. This is described in the equation below, where the superscript BC indicates that the local minima and maxima are for the betweenness centrality curve, and i indicates the person.…”

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Zooming in on the Effect of Sociometric Signals on Different Stages of the Design Process

Kohl

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Graus

et al. 2022

Creativity and Cognition

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Zooming in on the Effect of Sociometric Signals on Different Stages of the Design Process

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Graus

et al. 2022

Creativity and Cognition

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“…A student has the opportunity to convey their thoughts, suggestions, opinions, and interests through the act of speaking. According to Kayi (2006); Tomprou (2021); Kohl (2022), he process of speaking is the act of creating and sharing meaning in a variety of circumstances through the utilization of both verbal and nonverbal cues. Speaking is another sort of verbal language that takes place orally.…”

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Learning Arabic Communication Through Virtual International Student Exchange Program: Sustainability Innovation in Language

bin Md. Noor,

Abd Rahman,

bin Abdul Rahim

et al. 2023

IJARBSS

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Speaking skill is one of the basic skills that need to be mastered among student who majoring in Arabic language other than of reading, writing and listening, that is the process of learning language that student must go through in order to reach the minimum level of proficiency in the Arabic language. The Virtual International Student Exchange Program between the UniSHAMS and Naradhiwas Princess University acts as a model for sustainability innovation in language as the students can interact with native speakers in communication tasks. This interdisciplinary initiative supports the latest methodological principles observed in the Common European Framework for Languages (Council of European, 2001), such as autonomous and lifelong learning, self-assessment and peer-assessment as well as the incorporation of new technologies to the learning process. Additionally, the 'virtual' mobility is provided at no extra cost. The purpose of this study is to investigate the benefit and to identify the perception of Arabic language at UniSHAMS on the implementation of Virtual International Student exchange; inbound and outbound. This research work is a descriptive study that uses mixed mode research; quantitative and qualitative approach through a distribution of a questionnaire and an open-ended question. The study initiated with a pilot study to examine the questionnaire validity and reliability. The actual study has taken place where the sample consists of 30 students from UniSHAMS for inbound program and 29 students from Naradhiwas University for outbound program to answer the open-ended question. All

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“…Speaking, as defined by Kayi (2006); Tomprou et al (2021); Kohl et al (2022), is the process of creating and exchanging meaning in a range of contexts utilizing both verbal and nonverbal signals. Speaking is also verbal language in spoken form.…”

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Students’ Speaking Skills By Using Personal Experience

Razaq,

Munawir,

Sriyanti

et al. 2022

IJRER

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The main goal of the study was to determine whether or not students in the second year of Boarding School Putra II Sengkang's academic year 2019–2020 can improve their speaking abilities by drawing on personal experience. It was pre-experimental research in this study. The researcher selected VIII.B with 30 students for this study using a cluster random sampling approach. The research's primary tool was a speaking exam. The speaking exam was intended to determine if the second-year students at Boarding School Putra II Sengkang had improved their speaking abilities. The findings of this study show that after treating students with personal experience, their speaking abilities significantly improved. The value (Sig. 2 tailed) was used to demonstrate the point. With a level of significance (α) of 0.05 and a degree of freedom (df) of N-1 = 30, the value (Sig. 2 tailed) is 0.000. The alternative hypothesis (H1) was approved as a result. Based on the findings, the researcher draws the conclusion that the students' speaking abilities were considerably impacted by the application of personal experience, indicating that personal experience helps students talk more clearly.

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Context is Key: Mining Social Signals for Automatic Task Detection in Design Thinking Meetings

Cited by 5 publications

References 29 publications

Zooming in on the Effect of Sociometric Signals on Different Stages of the Design Process

Zooming in on the Effect of Sociometric Signals on Different Stages of the Design Process

Learning Arabic Communication Through Virtual International Student Exchange Program: Sustainability Innovation in Language

Students’ Speaking Skills By Using Personal Experience

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