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Identifying Content-Related Threads in MOOC Discussion Forums
This study investigated the extent to which students asked and instructors answered content-related questions in MOOC discussion forums; subsequently a classification model was built to identify such questions based on extracted linguistic features. Results showed content-related threads were a minority and under-addressed by instructors. However, linguistic modeling was promising in identifying them with high reliability.