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Download full textKoedinger, Kenneth R.; Scheines, Richard; Schaldenbrand, Peter – International Educational Data Mining Society, 2018
The "doer effect" is the assertion that the amount of interactive practice activity a student engages in is much more predictive of learning than the amount of passive reading or watching video the same student engages in. Although the evidence for a doer effect is now substantial, the evidence for a causal doer effect is not as well…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Time Management, Causal Models, Student Behavior
