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Variations in Pedagogical Design of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) Across Disciplines

Stian Haklev

Given that few studies have formally examined pedagogical design considerations of Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs), this study explored variations in the pedagogical design of six MOOCs offered at the University of Toronto, while considering disciplina ...

Indiana Univ Press2017

MOOC Video Interaction Patterns: What Do They Tell Us?

Pierre Dillenbourg, Patrick Jermann, Lukasz Kidzinski, Nan Li

For MOOC learners, lecture video viewing is the central learning activity. This paper reports a large-scale analysis of in-video interactions. We categorize the video behaviors into patterns by employ- ing a clustering methodology, based on the available t ...

2015

Social Interface and Interaction Design for Group Recommender Systems

Yu Chen

Group recommender systems suggest items of interest to a group of people. Traditionally, group recommenders provide recommendations by aggregation the group membersâ preferences. Nowadays, there is a trend of decentralized group recommendation process th ...

EPFL2015

Unpleasant Design. Designing Out Unwanted Behaviour

Selena Savic, Gordan Savicic

Unpleasant Design is an aggregation of techniques and strategies in urban design where social control is an inherent property of objects and places. Unpleasant Design research recognizes the growing desire for controlled environments amongst different auth ...

2014

Interaction Mirrors for Face-to-Face Meetings

Flaviu Roman

To be successful, a group requires an appropriate quality of coordination among its members. Even with the advent of remote communication, face-to-face meetings remain the context that offers the best interaction support to an effective collaboration. Howe ...

EPFL2013

Socio-Technical Network Analysis from Wearable Interactions

Rémi Emonet, Katayoun Farrahi

complexity and computational social sciences. This paper draws from explicit (phone calls, SMS messaging) and implicit (proximity sensing based on Bluetooth radio signals) interaction patterns collected via smartphones and reality mining techniques to expl ...

2012

A Systemic Approach to Multi-Party Relationship Modeling

Alain Wegmann, Anshuman Bahadur Saxena

Socio-economic systems exist in a wide variety of activity domains and are composed of multiple stakeholder groups. These groups pursue objectives which are often entirely motivated from within their local context. Domain specificities in the form of insti ...

2012

Engagement-based Multi-party Dialog with a Humanoid Robot

Jean-Marc Odobez

When a robot is situated in an environment containing multiple possible interaction partners, it has to make decisions about when to engage specific users and how to detect and react appropriately to actions of the users that might signal the intention to ...

2011

GroupUs: Smartphone Proximity Data and Human Interaction Type Mining

Daniel Gatica-Perez

There is an increasing interest in analyzing social interaction from mobile sensor data, and smartphones are rapidly becoming the most attractive sensing option. We propose a new probabilistic relational model to analyze long-term dynamic social networks c ...

2011

Venture Capitalists in Firm Governance: Impact on Founder Turnover

Anu Wadhwa

Prior literature tells us VCs are responsible for ousting founders from their leadership positions and replacing them with professional management around IPO time. This argument assumes all founders are equally incapable of running a company beyond the ini ...

2010