Audio Video Verbal Analysis (AVVA) for Capturing Classroom Dialogues
Vivek Upadhyay, Amaresh Chakrabarti

TL;DR
The AVVA framework offers a scalable method for analyzing classroom dialogues using audio-video transcripts, integrating qualitative and quantitative approaches with validation strategies.
Contribution
It introduces a novel, validated framework that combines interpretive depth with computational scalability for classroom discourse analysis.
Findings
Embedded triangulation enhances validity and rigor.
Validation scheme addresses key observational challenges.
Application to 23 hours of recordings demonstrates practical viability.
Abstract
Background: The classroom discourse analysis has been transformed by the growing use of audio-video multimodal data, which demands analytical methods that balance interpretive depth with computational scalability. Methods: This study introduces the Audio Video Verbal Analysis (AVVA) framework, adapted from the Verbal Analysis method to integrate qualitative interpretation with quantitative modelling. Unlike fully multimodal learning analytics approaches, AVVA focuses on verbatim transcripts with essential interactional modalities. Findings: The framework embeds triangulation as a core design strategy across ten methodological steps, strengthening validity and analytical rigour. A comprehensive validation scheme addresses fundamental challenges in temporal observational research: Phi Ceiling for low-frequency variables (via Base Rate Filtering), estimation uncertainty (via bootstrap…
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