Are different approaches to the analysis of online and face-to-face CSCL discourse complementary or contradictory ?

Kristine Lund (1)

1 ICAR - Interactions, Corpus, Apprentissages, Représentations

Dr. Kristine Lund is a CNRS Research Engineer in the Human and Social Sciences at the University of Lyon, France where she is the vice-director of the Language Sciences laboratory Interactions, Corpus, Learning and Representations. Dr. Lund's research interests include the multimodal co-construction of complex knowledge in goal-oriented computer-mediated human interaction and interactive phenomena such as explanation and argumentation in problem solving situations (e.g. science labwork in secondary school or collaborative design in the workplace). She is currently co-directing PhD work on Tatiana (Trace Analysis Tool for Interaction Analysts), the four main functionalities of which are synchronization, transformation, analysis and visualization of interaction data.

Mots clés: Theoretical assumptions underlying anlayses of computer supported collaborative data; purposes of analysis; units of interaction; manipulations on representations of data

Kristine Lund. Are different approaches to the analysis of online and face-to-face CSCL discourse complementary or contradictory ?. CITE Research Symposium 2009, workshop on “Analysis of computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) discourse: advances in theory and analysis tools”, Mar 2009, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong SAR China. ⟨halshs-00376674⟩