컴퓨터 기반 협력학습에서 사회적으로 공유된 조절을 지원하는 시각화 도구 및 학습성과 분석

Abstract

Objectives The purpose of our study is to examine the effect of socially shared regulated learning on the team collaborative learning process and outcomes of adult learners through the tool that supports socially shared regulated learning in the CSCL environments. Methods In study 1, we used design principle of SSRL(Socially-Shared Regulated Learning) and 3C framework to analyze the characteristics of visualization tools that support SSRL in the CSCL environments. In addition, In study 2, we examined the relationship between the tool supporting socially shared regulated learning and the team collaborative learning process and outcomes through 19 graduates students in the CSCL environments. Results First, among the visualization tools, We verified that the Mural was the most useful in supporting socially shared regulated learning. Second, the experimental groups that were provided the socially shared regulated learning tool had a qualitative interaction between learners compared to the control groups. Third, the experimental groups derived better learning performance than the control groups. Finally, although it was insignificant, we found that the experimental group positively perceived the socially shared regulated learning compared to the control groups in the result of the posthoc analysis. Conclusions This study provides theoretical and practical implications for the functional role of socially shared regulated learning and visualization tools to promote collaborative learning in the CSCL environments. We also suggest the research limitations and directions for further research.