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Vicarious learning from dialogue and discourse -- A controlled comparison
Authors:Cox  Richard  McKendree  Jean  Tobin  Richard  Lee  John  Mayes  Terry
Institution:(1) Human Communication Research Centre, University of Edinburgh, 2 Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh, EH8 9LW Scotland, U.K;(2) Centre for Learning & Teaching Innovation, Glasgow Caledonian University, City Campus, Cowcaddens Road, Glasgow, G4 0BA Scotland, U.K
Abstract:This study examined learning in the domain of sentence parsing and syntax tree-diagram construction. The aim of the study was to assess whether subjects could learn lsquovicariouslyrsquo from recordings of interactions between a previous student and a tutor.Four intervention conditions and a control condition were compared. Subjects in a lsquodialoguersquo group (DL) read printed tutorial notes and subsequently lsquovicariouslyrsquo viewed dynamic (animated) recordings of tree diagrams being constructed by a previous student in the presence of a tutor.The discourse (DI) condition was similar except that subjects viewed recordings of tree diagrams being constructed by a tutor who concurrently verbalised instructional discourse.In a third condition (DO), subjects viewed tree-diagram construction animation clips which were not annotated with either dialogue or discourse. In a linear text (LT) condition, subjects were given only printed tutorial notes. A control (CO) condition involved pre and post testing without any intervention.Results indicated that the dialogue condition was as effective as the discourse condition. This provides support for contention that lsquore-usablersquo dialogue is a useful resource for the vicarious learner. Another finding was that un-annotated animated diagrams were surprisingly effective. Several reasons for their effectiveness are suggested from the literature on instructional animations.
Keywords:animation  dialogue  discourse  discourse representation structure  DRS  educational dialogue  educational multimedia  observational learning  vicarious learning
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