Information and Learning Sciences: Volume 124 Issue 3/4

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“Over 800 data points”: how coaches and athletes collectively navigate data-rich learning encounters

Nate Turcotte, Ty Hollett

The datafication of teaching and learning settings continues to be of broad interest to the learning sciences. In response, this study aims to explore a non-traditional learning…

Bio-networking among librarians, parents, and children in a modern children’s library: a phenomenological study

Bernadette M. Guirguis, Negmeldin Alsheikh

This study aimed to understand how parents and librarians describe their lived experiences in a modern children’s library that aims to create a triad bond through the organization…

Defining perplexity and reflective thinking in a game-based learning environment

Ekta Shokeen, David Weintrop, Anthony James Pellicone, Peter Francis Moon, Diane Ketelhut, Michel Cukier, Jandelyn Dawn Plane

The purpose of this paper is to understand the role of perplexity in young players’ experiences within an educational videogame and how reflective thinking can help them to get…

Reminders, reflections, and relationships: insights from the design of a chatbot for college advising

Ha Nguyen, John Lopez, Bruce Homer, Alisha Ali, June Ahn

In the USA, 22–40% of youth who have been accepted to college do not enroll. Researchers call this phenomenon summer melt, which disproportionately affects students from…

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ISSN:

2398-5348

Renamed from:

New Library World

Online date, start – end:

2017

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Dr Rebecca Reynolds
  • Dr Samuel Chu