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Designers engaged in the development of orchestration support tools in the form of intelligent assistants in computer-supported problem-based learning (PBL) experiences. However, expectations and implicit assumptions held by both teachers and designers may influence design and later implementation. This qualitative study analyzed the semi-structured interview and focus group data wherein teachers explored the experiences and needs for orchestrating computer-supported PBL in their classrooms. Findings indicated two related themes.
Contributor: Keri L. Rodgers, Ball State University
Presenter: Chen Feng, Indiana University Bloomington
Contributor: Ayesha Bhimdiwala, Indiana University
Presenter: Sebahat Gok, Indiana University Bloomington
Presenter: Krista Glazewski, Indiana University
Presenter: Cindy Hmelo-Silver, Indiana University Bloomington
Contributor: Thomas Brush, Indiana University
Contributor: Seung Lee, North Carolina State University
Contributor: Bradford Mott, North Carolina State University
Contributor: James Lester, North Carolina State University