论文信息 - Study of correlations between logfile- based metrics of interaction and the quality of synchronous collaboration

Study of correlations between logfile- based metrics of interaction and the quality of synchronous collaboration

This paper presents a study that investigates correlations between various metrics of interaction based on interaction events automatically recorded by an online collaboration tool, and collaboration quality as it is assessed by human agents according to a rating scheme. The study concerns a large dataset of synchronous problem-solving technology-enhanced collaborative learning activities.

Georgios Kahrimanis

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