CSCL Poster
#573: Fostering Metacognitive Awareness for Effective Human–AI Collaboration in Learning
Wed Jun 17, 4:15 PM–5:45 PM · Online
Part of CSCL Virtual Posters
Human-AI Collaboration & Teaming Self-Regulated & Socially Shared Regulation AI in Education Higher Education & Undergraduate Learning
This exploratory study investigated whether experiential learning is more effective than direct instruction for developing students' metacognitive awareness of AI's effects on learning. Among 126 first-year engineering students, the experimental group completed hands-on exercises demonstrating productive and counterproductive human–AI collaboration, while controls received equivalent lectures. Using bespoke exercises and a novel questionnaire and construct-level analysis, the experiential group showed significant increases in metacognitive awareness and AI engagement, suggesting that direct experience with AI's cognitive impacts is essential for developing reflective human–AI partnerships.
Speakers
- Davinia Hernandez-Leo — Pompeu Fabra University - Barcelona, Spain (Q5850017D)
- Shatha N. Alkhasawneh — Pompeu Fabra University (UPF)
Authors
Pau Benazet i Montobbio, Davinia Hernández-Leo