Extending Record and Playback Technologies to Support Cooperative Learning
Esha Sahai, Ken Watts, and Rick Adrion

TL;DR
This paper presents CLIMANIC, an extension of record-and-playback multimedia technologies, enabling collaborative learning among groups of students and teachers to enhance cooperative educational experiences.
Contribution
It introduces CLIMANIC, a novel system that extends existing multimedia record-and-playback tools to support group collaboration and communication in cooperative learning environments.
Findings
Initial assessment shows positive engagement in cooperative learning.
System facilitates group collaboration and shared exploration.
Future evaluations planned for effectiveness and scalability.
Abstract
We have long-term experience with developing and employing multimedia materials for on-campus and distance education. We also are assessing the efficacy of cooperative learning where groups of learners explore, with guidance from an instructor, the learning environment and construct models of meaning based on their shared learning experiences. Our core technologies capture and store classroom events, but are record-and-playback technologies focused on delivering content to individual learners. We describe an extension of our technology, Cooperative Learning in MANIC (CLIMANIC), which allows groups of learners and teachers to collaborate and communicate. We describe our current assessment of CLIMANIC and future plans for more extensive evaluation.
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Taxonomy
TopicsInnovative Teaching and Learning Methods · Intelligent Tutoring Systems and Adaptive Learning · Online and Blended Learning
