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Decrypting Log Data : A Meta-Analysis on General Online Activity and Learning Outcome Within Digital Learning Environments
Klose, Maria; Steger, Diana; Fick, Julian; u. a. (2022): „Decrypting Log Data : A Meta-Analysis on General Online Activity and Learning Outcome Within Digital Learning Environments“. Göttingen [u.a.]: Hogrefe doi: 10.1027/2151-2604/a000484.
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Zeitschrift für Psychologie
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2151-2604
2190-8370
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Year of publication:
2022
Volume:
230
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1
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English
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Analyzing log data from digital learning environments provides information about online learning. However, it remains unclear how this information can be transferred to psychologically meaningful variables or how it is linked to learning outcomes. The present study summarizes findings on correlations between general online activity and learning outcomes in university settings. The course format, instructions to engage in online discussions, requirements, operationalization of general online activity, and publication year are considered moderators. A multi-source search provided 41 studies (N = 28,986) reporting 69 independent samples and 104 effect sizes. The three-level random-effects meta-analysis identified a pooled effect of r = .25 p = .003, 95% CI [.09, .41], indicating that students who are more active online have better grades. Despite high heterogeneity, Q(103) = 3,960.04, p < .001, moderator analyses showed no statistically significant effect. We discuss further potential influencing factors in online courses and highlight the potential of learning analytics.
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E-Learning
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Lernpsychologie
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online learning
log data
learning analytics
academic achievement
meta-analysis
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July 1, 2022
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