An Empirical Analysis of Learner Discourse

By Dr. Bradley Goodman , Robert Gaimari , Guido Zarrella , Frank Linton

We report the results of an empirical analysis of learner discourse wherein we analyze the utility of domain keywords in determining the topics of conversation.

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We report the results of an empirical analysis of learner discourse wherein we analyze the utility of domain keywords in determining the topics of conversation. The results provide a foundation for agent-based feedback to learners in a collaborative learning environment. We also track user actions on a graphical user interface to determine learners' progress and the quality of their designs.