Supporting awareness of content-related controversies in a Wiki-based learning environment

Sven Heimbuch, Daniel Bodemer
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User generated content in Wikis is mainly distributed on the article view and its corresponding talk page. Potentials of analysing and supporting discussants' knowledge construction processes on the level of talk pages have still been rarely researched. The presented experimental study addresses this issue by providing external representations of content-related controversies which were led by contradictory evidence between discussants to foster awareness on socio-cognitive conflicts which can be beneficial for learning. Its aim is to investigate how increased salience of controversies can guide participants' (N = 81) navigation and learning processes. Three conditions differing in their degree of awareness support were implemented in this study. Results indicate that the implementation of awareness representations helped students to focus on meaningful discussion threads. Findings suggest that Wiki talk page users can benefit from additional structuring aids.
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在基于wiki的学习环境中支持对与内容相关的争议的意识
wiki中的用户生成内容主要分布在文章视图及其对应的讨论页上。在讨论页层面分析和支持讨论者知识构建过程的潜力仍然很少得到研究。本实验研究通过提供与内容相关的争议的外部表征来解决这一问题,这些争议是由讨论者之间相互矛盾的证据引起的,以促进对有利于学习的社会认知冲突的认识。其目的是调查日益突出的争议如何指导参与者(N = 81)的导航和学习过程。在本研究中实施了三种不同程度的意识支持条件。结果表明,意识表征的实施有助于学生关注有意义的讨论线索。研究结果表明,Wiki讨论页用户可以从额外的结构化辅助中受益。
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