2022 Conference Archive
Integrating Adaptive Help-Seeking Strategies to Support Learners’ Online Learning Engagement
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Online Learning – Research
Abstract
Adaptive help-seeking occurs when learners seek help to improve their ability to master a skill or comprehend new information. Formal help-seeking strategies include seeking help from school-provided instructions, including teachers, or teaching assistants, while informal strategies include receiving help from peers, friends, or family members. This study summarizes trends related to the integration of adaptive help-seeking strategies in online learning environments (OLE) in hopes of providing suggestions for how instructors can support learner engagement. Participants will leave with a tool to help them integrate adaptive help-seeking strategies in their online courses.
Session Format
Presentation
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Image (Open Access)
Recommended Citation
Yang, Fan and Stefaniak, Jill, "Integrating Adaptive Help-Seeking Strategies to Support Learners’ Online Learning Engagement" (2022). SoTL Commons Conference. 29.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sotlcommons/SoTL/2022/29
Integrating Adaptive Help-Seeking Strategies to Support Learners’ Online Learning Engagement
Adaptive help-seeking occurs when learners seek help to improve their ability to master a skill or comprehend new information. Formal help-seeking strategies include seeking help from school-provided instructions, including teachers, or teaching assistants, while informal strategies include receiving help from peers, friends, or family members. This study summarizes trends related to the integration of adaptive help-seeking strategies in online learning environments (OLE) in hopes of providing suggestions for how instructors can support learner engagement. Participants will leave with a tool to help them integrate adaptive help-seeking strategies in their online courses.
