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  • ==Note-Taking: Coordinating content with notes== ...e or paste them into a text-editor underneath a browser. In other forms of note-taking, such as highlighting, students lose access to their notes when they change
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  • Bauer and Koedinger are currently conducting [[Note-Taking:_Coordination|a study]] to evaluate whether the presence of a notepad showi Presenting multiple textual sources simultaneously is meant to encourage [[coordination]] processes. In Kintsch's (1994) prominent model of reading comprehension,
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  • ...the development of deep understanding. Ultimately, we are interested in [[coordination]] and [[integration]] processes in learning with visual and verbal [[knowle ...ort [[robust learning]] through [[Visual-verbal coordination|visual-verbal coordination]] during learning. This [[implicit instruction]] is achieved via interactiv
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  • *'''[[Coordination]]''' *Instructional activities designed to engage students in [[coordination]] (e.g., conceptual vs. [[procedural]] exercises, contiguous presentation o
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  • ** [[Example-rule coordination principle]]. Instruction that combines or helps students' combine learning
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  • ...evaluates two hypothesis regarding negative learning effects observed for note-taking tools with copy-paste functionality. Two novel tools are compared with two For information on the note-taking project see the [[Note-Taking_Technologies|top-level page.]]
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  • ...alyses of our results have led us to explore the effect of selection-based note-taking on both behavior and learning. ...luster. Our studies are designed to evaluate these hypotheses by comparing note-taking tools offering different functionality.
    9 KB (1,227 words) - 23:49, 14 April 2007
  • ...s or reasoning prompts enhances student learning and whether metacognitive coordination processes can be supported or improved. ===== Example-Rule Coordination =====
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  • [[Example-rule coordination principle]]
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  • [[Example-rule coordination principle]]
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  • Bauer, A. & Koedinger, K.R. (2006). Pasting and Encoding: Note-taking in Online Courses. IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Techn Bauer, A. & Koedinger, K.R. (2007). Selection-based note-taking applications. ACM Symposium on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2007.
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  • [[Example-rule coordination principle]]
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