Learning processes and cognitive support
Study the relationships between knowledge comprehension, cognitive load, self-regulation and the organisation of learning tasks.
DIGITAL EDUCATION & LEARNING SCIENCES
How do learners understand, participate and sustain their learning in digital environments?
Place learning processes at the centre of research, connecting learning sciences with digital teaching practice. Study how learners understand knowledge, organise tasks, receive feedback and sustain participation. Through course observation, teaching prototypes and learning experience research, examine support, accessibility and learner differences in online and blended environments to inform instructional design.
Core research question
How do learners understand, participate and sustain their learning in digital environments?
Study the relationships between knowledge comprehension, cognitive load, self-regulation and the organisation of learning tasks.
Analyse connections between asynchronous learning, live exchanges, teacher–learner interaction and learning pace.
Study feedback timing, identification of learning difficulties, peer interaction and sustained participation.
Consider equipment, digital skills, accessibility needs and the experiences of learners from different backgrounds.
Exchange experience, relevant resources or research ideas relating to specific teaching and education contexts. Collaboration discussions specify participants, data sources, methodological choices and practical conditions, with attention to the needs of people from different backgrounds.
The Alliance provides one exchange gateway. Choose a laboratory of interest and send your ideas to the collaboration email address.
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