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Enhancing Adults' Online Course Learning Behavior Performance through Live Class in Distance and Open Education: Learning Analysis Based on a Course

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The open and distance education is a hybrid of synchronous and asynchronous learning. This study examines the impact of synchronous live class on online course learning behavior from the perspective of learning data analysis to offer insight to further guide the integrated learning design and implementation of adult learners' synchronous and asynchronous learning. Using online course learning log data and the interactive text generated from the course learning interaction at an Open University School in central China, this study analyzes descriptive statistics of live class learning and mines learners' emotions and attitudes towards it. In particular, this study uses participation in the live class as the classification variable, analyzes the depth, breadth and persistence of learners' online course learning behavior performance, and examines the correlation between these learning behavior performance and grades. The analyses demonstrate that learners have a positive attitude towards live class learning and have learning disabilities. Moreover, participation in live class has a positive effect on asynchronous learning performance. Participation in live class promotes the occurrence of learners' online course learning behavior, and correlation between learning behavior performance and grades. Chinese instant messaging program Tencent QQ and other Instant messenger tools were useful for the adult learners' smoothly online learning.

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    ICEMT '22: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Education and Multimedia Technology
    July 2022
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    ISBN:9781450396455
    DOI:10.1145/3551708
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    1. Adult
    2. Learning Analytics
    3. Live Class
    4. Log Data
    5. Online course learning behavior

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    • Wuhan Open University Project
    • the Natural Science Foundation of China
    • Hubei Provincial Education Science Planning Key Topics of China
    • the first Outstanding Young Teachers' Training Program of the Open University of China

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