Visualisation of learners' level of understanding of lectures using digital textbook data

In this paper, we propose a system that defines and visualises learners' understanding of lecture content based on learning data obtained from the digital textbook system, Smart E-textbook Application (SEA), and a quiz function. By feedbacking the visualised results to the learner, the system allows the learner to know which units of the lecture need a review. This enables the learner to improve their understanding of lectures efficiently and effectively. To evaluate whether the proposed system can improve learning effectiveness and learners' understanding of lectures, we conducted an evaluation experiment and found that the proposed system does both. Additionally, a clear difference in the number of logs in the digital textbook and the time to answer the quiz was confirmed. From these, it is possible to decide whether the learner is actively engaged in learning or not.

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International Journal of Mobile Learning and Organisation
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ijmlo.2025.145321
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Online and Blended Learning
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Visualisation of learners' level of understanding of lectures using digital textbook data

Kousuke Mouri, Hiroto Morita, Masaru Okamoto, Yukihiro Matsubara
International Journal of Mobile Learning and Organisation
Online and Blended Learning
article

Visualisation of learners' level of understanding of lectures using digital textbook data

Kousuke Mouri, Hiroto Morita, Masaru Okamoto, Yukihiro Matsubara
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Abstract

In this paper, we propose a system that defines and visualises learners' understanding of lecture content based on learning data obtained from the digital textbook system, Smart E-textbook Application (SEA), and a quiz function. By feedbacking the visualised results to the learner, the system allows the learner to know which units of the lecture need a review. This enables the learner to improve their understanding of lectures efficiently and effectively. To evaluate whether the proposed system can improve learning effectiveness and learners' understanding of lectures, we conducted an evaluation experiment and found that the proposed system does both. Additionally, a clear difference in the number of logs in the digital textbook and the time to answer the quiz was confirmed. From these, it is possible to decide whether the learner is actively engaged in learning or not.

International Journal of Mobile Learning and OrganisationVol. 19(2)
Hiroshima City University (JP)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Online and Blended Learning
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