Could Human-Computer Multi-Feedback Improve Students’ Writing Self-Efficacy?

The multiple feedback based on the automatic writing evaluation system (AWE) is an effective monitoring and control of the writing process of the learner group. By establishing a feedback model that combines AWE-feedback, peer feedback, and teacher feedback, we can promote the organic integration and mutual compensation of different types of feedback, thereby fully motivating students to write and enhance their writing self-efficacy.

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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3724504.3724625
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Writing and Handwriting Education
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Could Human-Computer Multi-Feedback Improve Students’ Writing Self-Efficacy?

Wanqi Li, Jie Chen, Jun Nie
Writing and Handwriting Education
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Could Human-Computer Multi-Feedback Improve Students’ Writing Self-Efficacy?

Wanqi Li, Jie Chen, Jun Nie
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The multiple feedback based on the automatic writing evaluation system (AWE) is an effective monitoring and control of the writing process of the learner group. By establishing a feedback model that combines AWE-feedback, peer feedback, and teacher feedback, we can promote the organic integration and mutual compensation of different types of feedback, thereby fully motivating students to write and enhance their writing self-efficacy.

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