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Session Submission Type: Symposium
Individual- and group-level learning phenomena at multiple levels of intervention form a complex, evolving, mutually-dependent relationship requiring suitable methods to study them. Three recent trends in collaborative learning research support this effort: a growing focus on process to understand how groups interact; an interest in time to examine the dynamic flow of participant interactions; researchers connecting levels of analysis. In this session, an interdisciplinary panel will share ideas, perspectives, and crucial decisions made while developing methods to coordinate analyses of individual and group learning. By building a shared understanding of methods and their insights and challenges, we can extend our growing knowledge base on connecting analysis of individual and group dynamics.
Tracing Nested Timelines of Participation and Understanding in Asynchronous Online Discussions - Alyssa F. Wise, Simon Fraser University; Ying-Ting Hsiao, Simon Fraser University
Statistical Discourse Analysis: Contextual Effects of Algebra Students’ Actions on Microcreativity Processes - Ming M. Chiu, University at Buffalo - SUNY
Four Lenses for Examining Individual- and Collective-Level Mathematical Progress - Chris L. Rasmussen, San Diego State University; Megan Wawro, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Michelle J. Zandieh, Arizona State University
Group Interactivity Patterns Within Classrooms and Student Teams in a Constructionist Program of Game Design Learning - Rebecca Reynolds, Rutgers University; Sean Goggins, University of Missouri - Columbia
Identifying Pivotal Moments in Individual and Group Innovation Processes: Considerations of a Temporal Analytic Approach - Britte Haugan Cheng, SRI International; Philip J. Vahey, SRI International; John J. Brecht, SRI International; Charles Patton, SRI International; Ken Rafanan, SRI International