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Studies in Continuing Education, 2018
Online interaction has been associated with positive outcomes, academically and psychologically. Regarding the latter, social connectedness has been recognised as an important outcome on the basis of its link to subjective well-being and course ...
AnhNguyet Diep +4 more
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Online interaction has been associated with positive outcomes, academically and psychologically. Regarding the latter, social connectedness has been recognised as an important outcome on the basis of its link to subjective well-being and course ...
AnhNguyet Diep +4 more
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The Quarterly Review of Distance Education, 2007
Instructors commonly assume that the successful online course must replicate its live counterpart by including a variety of interactions among student, instructor, and computer. Given the changing lifestyles prompted by an evolving Internet, an increasing student need for autonomy, and student learning styles, highly interactive courses may not ...
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Instructors commonly assume that the successful online course must replicate its live counterpart by including a variety of interactions among student, instructor, and computer. Given the changing lifestyles prompted by an evolving Internet, an increasing student need for autonomy, and student learning styles, highly interactive courses may not ...
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The Social Consequences of Online Interaction
The Oxford Handbook of Cyberpsychology, 2018This chapter provides an overview of the social consequences of online interaction. Research has provided mixed evidence about whether online interaction is helpful or harmful for well-being and social connectedness.
Jenna L. Clark, M. Green
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Personality and Individual Differences, 2017
Individuals differ in the extent to which they believe online communication can contribute to the growth of close relationships – a concept defined as the perceived reality of online interactions.
Jenna L. Clark, M. Green
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Individuals differ in the extent to which they believe online communication can contribute to the growth of close relationships – a concept defined as the perceived reality of online interactions.
Jenna L. Clark, M. Green
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2011
In the virtual environment created by asynchronous posting boards, e-mail lists, chat rooms, and other communication tools, it may not be easy for an instructor to detect communication problems among the participants. In this chapter, a research study where social network analysis (SNA) methods were applied to a sample of online classes to investigate ...
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In the virtual environment created by asynchronous posting boards, e-mail lists, chat rooms, and other communication tools, it may not be easy for an instructor to detect communication problems among the participants. In this chapter, a research study where social network analysis (SNA) methods were applied to a sample of online classes to investigate ...
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2009
Instructors commonly assume that the successful online course must replicate its live counterpart by including a variety of interactions among student, instructor, and computer. Given the changing lifestyles prompted by an evolving Internet, an increasing student need for autonomy, and student learning styles, highly interactive courses may not ...
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Instructors commonly assume that the successful online course must replicate its live counterpart by including a variety of interactions among student, instructor, and computer. Given the changing lifestyles prompted by an evolving Internet, an increasing student need for autonomy, and student learning styles, highly interactive courses may not ...
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Interactive and Cultural Differences in Online Newspapers
CyberPsychology & Behavior, 2008ABSTRACT This research studied the interactivity and cultural differences provided by online versions of daily newspapers. It examined interactivity features on the 116 online versions of South Korean and U.S. newspapers on the basis of users' activities when they read the online newspaper.
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Self-Disclosure in Online Interaction: A Meta-analysis
Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2015Using the Internet increasingly requires people to disclose personal information for various reasons such as establishing legitimacy, authentication, or providing personalized services.
Christine Bauer, M. Schiffinger
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A Bayesian Framework for Online Interaction Classification
2010 7th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance, 2010Real-time automatic human behavior recognition is oneof the most challenging tasks for intelligent surveillancesystems. Its importance lies in the possibility of robust detectionof suspicious behaviors in order to prevent possiblethreats. The widespread integration of tracking algorithmsinto modern surveillance systems makes it possible to ...
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2009
Success in online courses depends on quality interactions (Li & Akins, 2005; Shovein, Huston, Fox, & Damazo, 2005; Vrasidas, 2002). Interaction is “a continually emerging process, as communication in its most inclusive sense” (Simpson & Galbo, 1986).
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Success in online courses depends on quality interactions (Li & Akins, 2005; Shovein, Huston, Fox, & Damazo, 2005; Vrasidas, 2002). Interaction is “a continually emerging process, as communication in its most inclusive sense” (Simpson & Galbo, 1986).
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