Title
The relationship between educational performance and online access routines: analysis of students' access to an online discussion forum
Abstract
A study of behaviour patterns associated with students accessing an online discussion forum is presented. Data collected on the frequency of access and the duration of sessions is analysed to establish several categories of learners, which depict the differences among the cohort in terms of participation in social learning. A British business school course for second year undergraduates was studied over two years (i.e. two cohorts) and the results were combined to derive categories of learner types. We conclude that that academic attainment does not appear to be related to student access behaviour necessarily.
Year
DOI
Venue
2012
10.1145/2330601.2330655
LAK
Keywords
Field
DocType
online access routine,student access behaviour,british business school course,educational performance,online discussion forum,academic attainment,social learning,learner type,behaviour pattern,year undergraduate,data collection,derived category
Data science,Learning analytics,Computer science,Knowledge management,Social learning,Cohort,Online discussion
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
11
0.66
12
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Tariq M. Khan1183.58
Fintan Clear2181.48
Samira Sadat Sajadi3111.00