Conception d'outils de communication sp\'ecifiques au contexte \'educatif
S\'ebastien George (LIESP), C\'ecile Bothorel (TECH/EASY)

TL;DR
This paper discusses the design of specialized communication tools tailored for educational contexts to enhance interaction and collective knowledge building in distance learning environments.
Contribution
It introduces specific synchronous and asynchronous communication tools designed to improve interaction and facilitate mutual aid among learners.
Findings
Tools improve learner interaction in distance education
Structured forums and semi-structured chats foster collaboration
Mutual aid systems enhance peer support
Abstract
In a distance learning context, providing usual communication tools (forum, chat, ...) is not always enough to create efficient interactions between learners and to favour collective knowledge building. A solution consists in setting-up collective activities which encourage learners to communicate. But, even in that case, tools can sometimes become a barrier to communication. We present in this paper examples of specific tools that are designed in order to favour and to guide communications in an educational context, but also to foster interactions during learning activities that are not inherently collaborative. We describe synchronous communication tools (semi-structured chat), asynchronous tools (temporally structured forum, contextual forum) and a system which promotes mutual aid between learners.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpeech and dialogue systems · Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods · Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
