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Video-based learning is a primary instructional method used in online learning. Collaborative Video Viewing (CVV) has been introduced to online courses for engaging students in active learning and enhancing knowledge co-construction. Educational CVV mainly relies on asynchronous text-based tools which restrict social involvement. This study aims to compare asynchronous text-based and synchronous video-based collaborative watching tools in CVV and examine the effect on the learning process and outcome.
Keywords: Collaborative Video Viewing, Video-based Learning, Online Learning, Collaborative Tool, Group Process
Presenter: Ratrapee Techawitthayachinda, Arizona State University
Contributor: Yi-Chun Hong, Arizona State University
Contributor: Jesse Ha, Arizona State University