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Real-Time Prediction of Students' Activity Progress and Completion Rates

Pierre Dillenbourg, Louis Pierre Faucon, Stian Haklev, Jennifer Kaitlyn Olsen

In classrooms, some transitions between activities impose (quasi-)synchronicity, meaning there is a need for learners to move between activities at the same time. To make real-time decisions about when to move to the next activity, teachers need to be able ...

SOC LEARNING ANALYTICS RESEARCH-SOLAR2020

Orchestration of Robotic Activities in Classrooms: Challenges and Opportunities

Pierre Dillenbourg, Wafa Monia Benkaouar Johal, Stian Haklev, Jennifer Kaitlyn Olsen, Sina Shahmoradi, Jauwairia Nasir, Utku Norman

Bringing robots into classrooms presents a new set of challenges for classroom management and teacher support compared to traditional technology-enhanced learning and has been left almost unexplored by the research community. In this paper, we present the ...

Springer, Cham2019

Quantifying Collaboration in Synchronous Document Editing

Adrian Pierre Sergio Pace, Louis Antoine Baligand, Stian Haklev, Jennifer Kaitlyn Olsen

Collaborative synchronous writing tools like Google Docs and Etherpad let multiple users edit the same document and see each others edits in near real-time to simplify collaboration and avoid merge-conflicts. These tools are used extensively across many do ...

2018

Semantically Meaningful Cohorts Enable Specialized Knowledge Sharing in a Collaborative MOOC

Pierre Dillenbourg, Kshitij Sharma, Stian Haklev

This study presents an analysis of a MOOC on inquiry and technology for in-service teachers, which was designed to scaffold multi- ple disciplinary knowledge communities through common weekly themes, and course-long collaboration scripts happening at diffe ...

2018

Contextualizing the co-creation of artefacts within the nested social structure of a collaborative MOOC

Pierre Dillenbourg, Kshitij Sharma, Stian Haklev

MOOCs have traditionally been seen as providing an individual learning experience, however there is an increasing trend towards enabling social learning in MOOCs. To make online learning at scale more social and collaborative, some MOOCs have introduced co ...

2017

FROG: rapid prototyping of collaborative learning scenarios

Pierre Dillenbourg, Louis Pierre Faucon, Stian Haklev, Thanasis Hadzilacos

We describe FROG, an integrated environment for authoring and running collaborative learning scenarios, called Orchestration Graphs. We describe the pedagogical background and the technical architecture, and present a case study of a teacher using FROG to ...

2017

A principled approach to the design of collaborative MOOC curricula

Stian Haklev

MOOCs have the potential to benefit from the large number of very diverse learners that participate in courses, but this requires a principled approach to MOOC curriculum development. Courses need to take into consideration the diversity of learner experie ...

2017

Orchestration Graphs: Enabling Rich Social Pedagogical Scenarios in MOOCs

Pierre Dillenbourg, Louis Pierre Faucon, Stian Haklev, Thanasis Hadzilacos

One of the initial promises of MOOCs was to enable participants from around the world to learn and build knowledge together, however existing MOOC platforms are very limited in their collaborative functionality. Using a recent educational modeling language ...

ACM2017