CSCL Poster
#726: Idea Tracing Analysis (ITA): A Temporal-Structural Methodology for Modeling Collaborative Discourse and Contextualizing Multimodal Interactions
Wed Jun 17, 4:15 PM–5:45 PM · Outdoors
Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning Multimodal & Sensor-Based Data Methods Knowledge Building & Knowledge Creation Quantitative Ethnography & Discourse Analytics
Understanding learners’ behaviors in collaborative problem solving (CPS) is critical yet challenging due to its dynamic, multimodal nature. We introduce Idea Tracing Analysis (ITA), a method that models collaborative discourse as the evolution of interconnected ideas. ITA represents interactions as temporally aligned idea networks, capturing how ideas emerge, transform, and connect across participants. This approach provides a temporal and structural lens on collaboration, enabling analysis of group-level knowledge-building trajectories and the contextualization of multimodal interactions.
Speakers
- Xiaomeng Huang — New York University
Authors
Xiaomeng Huang, Xavier Ochoa, Madhumitha Gopalakrishnan, Shiyu Zhang