Potential Abstract:
This research article explores the intersection of categorical participation and polytextual learning analytics in educational settings. By reframing traditional notions of participation as a binary concept, this study aims to enhance our understanding of student engagement and learning outcomes within diverse learning environments. Drawing on principles from artificial intelligence and education, we propose a novel approach that employs polytextual analysis to capture the multifaceted nature of student interactions with educational content. Our study utilizes advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze textual data from various sources, such as online discussions, written assignments, and multimedia resources, to provide a comprehensive view of student engagement patterns. Through this analytical framework, we seek to uncover hidden patterns and insights that can inform instructional practices and student support strategies. The findings of this study have the potential to inform the design of targeted interventions that promote inclusive participation and enhance student learning experiences across different educational contexts.
Potential References:
- Learning analytics from research to practice: a content analysis to assess information quality on product websites
- Polytextual (Re) Writing: Diachronic Creativity, Polycultural Performance and Problematic Translation
- Q methodology
- Images in research on teaching and learning in higher education
- The Museum: textworks, cultural economy, and polytextual dispersion
