Promoting higher-order thinking through online collaborative concept map recomposition

This study evaluated the effectiveness of online collaborative kit-build concept mapping (CKB) in promoting higher-order thinking (HOT). Online collaborative kit-build concept mapping is a method of synchronous collaborative learning that applies the kit-build concept map framework, which proposes the recomposing method. Using a quasi-experimental procedure, sixty-nine undergraduate students were divided into an experimental group performing a CKB activity (n=33) and a control group conducting an online collaborative scratch-build concept mapping (CSM) activity (n=36). All students were assessed on their ability to answer HOT questions about specific learning content before and after collaborative mapping. The results showed that individuals in the CKB group performed better in solving HOT questions than those in the CSM group.

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Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning
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2025-06-03
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https://doi.org/10.58459/rptel.2026.21016
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Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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Promoting higher-order thinking through online collaborative concept map recomposition

Nurmaya, Aryo Pinandito, Tsukasa Hirashima, Yusuke Hayashi
Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning
Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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Promoting higher-order thinking through online collaborative concept map recomposition

Nurmaya, Aryo Pinandito, Tsukasa Hirashima, Yusuke Hayashi
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This study evaluated the effectiveness of online collaborative kit-build concept mapping (CKB) in promoting higher-order thinking (HOT). Online collaborative kit-build concept mapping is a method of synchronous collaborative learning that applies the kit-build concept map framework, which proposes the recomposing method. Using a quasi-experimental procedure, sixty-nine undergraduate students were divided into an experimental group performing a CKB activity (n=33) and a control group conducting an online collaborative scratch-build concept mapping (CSM) activity (n=36). All students were assessed on their ability to answer HOT questions about specific learning content before and after collaborative mapping. The results showed that individuals in the CKB group performed better in solving HOT questions than those in the CSM group.

Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced LearningVol. 21
University of Brawijaya (ID), Hiroshima University of Economics (JP)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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