Title
Designing Feedback Systems: Examining A Feedback Approach To Facilitation In An Online Asynchronous Professional Development Course For High School Science Teachers
Abstract
Many researchers have identified the need for a more holistic understanding of the role of feedback in supporting learning in online environments. This study explores how our design, development, and implementation of an online feedback facilitation system influenced high school science teachers' learning in an asynchronous teacher professional development online course. We then describe teachers' and facilitators', i.e., feedback providers', perceptions of the effectiveness of the system's features for supporting participants' learning and engagement. Our work also responds to recent calls for developing a more nuanced understanding of how the complexity of feedback influences learning and the need for more qualitative research on online facilitators' and learners' experiences working with new technologies. Results demonstrated that, despite the difficulty of analyzing the complex variables influencing learners' interactions and perceptions of the feedback system, designing adaptive feedback systems that draw on the principles of design-based implementation research (DBIR) offer promise for enhancing the systems' contributions to teacher learning.
Year
DOI
Venue
2021
10.3390/systems9010010
SYSTEMS
Keywords
DocType
Volume
instructional design, feedback, complex systems, teacher professional development
Journal
9
Issue
Citations 
PageRank 
1
0
0.34
References 
Authors
0
7
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Amin Marei100.34
Susan A. Yoon200.68
Jae-Un Yoo300.34
Thomas Richman401.01
Noora Noushad500.34
Katherine Miller601.01
Jooeun Shim700.68