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This study evaluated that visualizing others’ note-taking by the NoTAS system can improve learning behavior in class. The note-taking log showed NoTAS visualization did not cause learners to write according to the teacher’s expectations. However, the correlation analysis results demonstrated that the visualization types had varied effects on learning strategies. In particular, visualizing important elements directly promoted note-taking, whereas visualizing notes and unclear elements promoted listening to the teacher’s explanation and reading the material.
Contributor: Takaki Kondo, Tokyo University of Science
Contributor: Kyoichi Yokoyama, Kaetsu Ariake Junior High School
Contributor: Tadashi Misono, Shimane University
Contributor: Rieko Inaba, Tsuda University
Contributor: Yuki Watanabe, Tokyo University of Science