Coactive Vicarious Learning in Danmaku Contexts: A New Perspective of Informal Learning

Jinhao Li, Yuxiang (Chris) Zhao, Yan Zhang, Xujie Ye
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ABSTRACT Vicarious learning (VL), a concept widely explored in organizational behavior, has also received attention in social media research in recent years. Compared to live streaming e‐commerce and online communities, less VL has been studied based on danmaku, an instant commentary in video sites. We consider the characteristics of human information interaction in danmaku contexts and focus on exploring the core elements of coactive vicarious learning (CVL), where five core elements are identified. We will explore the influencing factors through content analysis and semi‐structured interviews. And a preliminary conceptual framework of CVL experience in danmaku contexts will try to be brought out for future empirical investigation.
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弹马库语境下的主动替代学习:非正式学习的新视角
替代学习(VL)是组织行为学中被广泛探讨的一个概念,近年来在社交媒体研究中也受到了关注。与电子商务直播和在线社区相比,基于danmaku(视频网站的即时评论)的VL研究较少。我们考虑了在弹幕情境下人类信息交互的特征,并重点探讨了协同替代学习(CVL)的核心要素,其中确定了五个核心要素。我们将通过内容分析和半结构化访谈来探讨影响因素。并试图提出一个初步的概念框架,以供未来实证研究之用。
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Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences
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