Argumentative Knowledge Construction in Asynchronous Calculus Discussion Boards

Social learning tasks can provide additional cognitive benefits to students. These tasks are necessarily different in an asynchronous environment though. Our proposed study will investigate how instructors can encourage students to socially construct knowledge during asynchronous discussions. 

Project Details

Campus: Worldwide Campus
College: Worldwide College of Arts and Sciences
Department: Worldwide Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology
Type: Faculty-Staff
Start Date: 09/17/2021

Research Team

Principal Investigators

Zackery Reed
Zackery Reed

Assistant Professor

  • Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology
  • Worldwide College of Arts & Sciences

CO-Investigators

Darryl Chamberlain
Darryl Chamberlain

Assistant Professor and Program Chair

  • Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology
  • Worldwide College of Arts & Sciences