Machine Learning

Digital Adaptive Learning in Secondary Mathematics: A Qualitative Interview Study With Austrian Teachers on Perceptions, Needs, and Implementations

ABSTRACT Background One of the advances in learning with technology is digital adaptive learning (AL) materials for mathematics. Although empirical studies have shown the benefits of AL for learners and teachers, little research has been done on teachers’ perceptions and needs of digital AL and their plans for implementation in mathematics classrooms. This gap is […]

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Goal‐Setting and Self‐Explanation in Elementary Programming: A Self‐Regulated Learning Study

ABSTRACT Background In the dynamic field of programming education, cultivating learners’ autonomy and perseverance is paramount, a goal effectively underpinned by self-regulated learning (SRL). SRL empowers students to actively manage their own learning processes through strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation. Among the myriad of SRL strategies, goal-setting serves as a critical pre-action planning and monitoring

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Augmented reality and generative learning in K-12 writing: Performance outcomes and the mediating roles of motivation and metacognition

Publication date: April 2026 Source: Computers & Education, Volume 244 Author(s): Ming Li, Xin-Xiang Wang, Yuting Chen, Mutlu Cukurova ​Publication date: April 2026Source: Computers & Education, Volume 244Author(s): Ming Li, Xin-Xiang Wang, Yuting Chen, Mutlu Cukurova Read More

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Do school-based ChatGPT policies Bridge or widen gaps in students’ computer and information literacy across gender, socioeconomic status, and immigration backgrounds

Publication date: April 2026 Source: Computers & Education, Volume 244 Author(s): Jia Chen Liu, Alan C.K. Cheung, Hyunwoo Yang ​Publication date: April 2026Source: Computers & Education, Volume 244Author(s): Jia Chen Liu, Alan C.K. Cheung, Hyunwoo Yang Read More

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Do we worry about the use of artificial intelligence and plagiarism? Students’ AI-giarism behaviour through the fraud triangle

Publication date: April 2026 Source: The Internet and Higher Education, Volume 69 Author(s): Miraç Yücel Başer, Metin Kozak, İbrahim Halil Erdoğan Publication date: April 2026Source: The Internet and Higher Education, Volume 69Author(s): Miraç Yücel Başer, Metin Kozak, İbrahim Halil Erdoğan Read More

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Design and Validation of the AI‐Integrated Metacognitive Self‐Regulation of Future Thinking Scale (MSRFTS) for Female University Students

ABSTRACT Objectives The purpose of this article is to design and validate the AI-Integrated Metacognitive Self-Regulation of Future Thinking Scale (MSRFTS), an instrument developed to assess students’ ability to plan, monitor, and adapt their future thinking strategies in AI-enhanced learning environments. The scale is specifically contextualised for female university students in Saudi Arabia and is

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A learning analytics‐based leaderboard feedback approach for promoting student cognitive engagement and learning performance in online collaborative learning

Cognitive engagement is crucial for achieving positive learning outcomes. However, it is often inadequate in online collaborative learning. While learning analytics feedback can promote learners’ engagement, it may have limitations in motivating students to continue participating. As a gamification element, the leaderboard has been shown to boost learning motivation, but its effects in conjunction with

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