Elearning and Education

Elearning and Education 由 FernUniversität Hagen 出版。按 OpenAlex 近年发文统计，该刊主要发表 Education Methods and Technologies、Sociology and Education Studies、Online and Blended Learning 等主题的论文，这 3 个主题约占 44.1%。（根据 OpenAlex 主题统计与中科院分区数据生成）

Summary Generative AI, dashboards, generation of feedback, and virtual reality are current drivers of innovation in technology enhanced learning. This issue presents new research results in these areas, augmented by a project report on teacher training for digital teaching and learning, and two dissertations on micro-learnings and course recommenders for students at risk. Zusammenfassung Generative KI, Dashboards, Generierung von Feedback, und virtuelle Realität sind aktuelle Treiber für Innovation im Technologie-gestützten Lernen. Diese Ausgabe präsentiert neue Forschungsergebnisse in diesen Bereichen, und ergänzt diese um einen Projektbericht über die Lehrerweiterbildung zum digitalen Lehren und Lernen sowie um zwei Dissertationen zu Micro-Learning und Kurs-Empfehlungssystemen für Studierende mit erhöhtem Abbruchrisiko. Editorial This issue presents new research results on different aspects of supporting teachers and learners in e-learning settings. While the first three articles discuss the provision of dashboards, feedback and ChatGPT, the other two focus on virtual and augmented reality settings. The project report in this issue provides insights in the design of a training program for school teachers regarding digital teaching and learning. Two newly published books dealing with the didactical meaningful use of digital media in primary school and the significance of social media for social learning and participation are described. Finally, two dissertations on micro-learning and personalized course recommendations are introduced. Imke A. M. Meyer presents in her article the evaluation of a dashboard supporting teachers in literacy courses by allowing interactive analysis of competence-oriented data sets. The results show a design dilemma between reducing complexity and provision of detailed information, the importance of domain-specific knowledge for correct interpretation of data, and the need for addressing socio-cultural aspects of the user community. Maurice Herwig, Norbert Hundeshagen and Martin Lange present the extension of a tool supporting the acquisition of discrete modelling competencies using propositional logic with generic capabilities to generate problem-specific feedback for students. Such feedback enables students to visualize the result of their modelling attempts, and helps students in iterative refinement. „Andreas Scholl, Daniel Schiffner and Natalie Kiesler present the results of an analysis of ChatGPT chat protocols of students of an Introductory Programming class. They analyzed prompts, frequencies, the chats’ progress, contents, other use patterns, and a survey addressing aspects of ChatGPT use. Results show that students use a wide variety of usage patterns, and emphasize the need for instruction on how to use tools effectively for learning, and how to acknowledge the tools’ limitations and potential pitfalls. David Mack and Ludger Schmidt focus on support for a complex assembly task through augmented reality instructions with see-through data glasses. They compare a new AR instruction with see-through data glasses, enabling hands-free interaction, with smartphone-based AR instructions and (traditional) paper instructions. While the total assembly time between the see-through data glasses and the smartphone were similar, a comparable number of errors with lower strain for see-through glasses makes them attractive for knowledge transfer. Frank Wehrmann and Raphael Zender present a systematic review of nonverbal communication in Virtual Reality Environments highlighting the transformative potential of nonverbal communication in VR to approximate face-to-face interaction, promote diversity, and scaffold inclusive education. They synthesize design inclusion guidelines from the review, and also identify a considerable gap in research on the role of nonverbal communication in multi-user virtual reality environments for learning. Project Reports Edith Kotitschke and Jörg Stifter describe the design of

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